Can these pellets be fired by "Beretta 92FS, Nickel, Wood Grips air pistol" some one please advise.
752295
Not sure. I feel as long as the pistol is a .177 cal it should be fine... Check w/ Beretta would be the best bet.
752296
I find they are too heavy for air pistols, you get less fps. I use lighter pellets to shoot targets at 20 feet with my Beretta 92FS
1471116
I am not sure, but www.pyramydair.com should be able to help you. They sell everything about pellet guns... They are very helpful..
1737975
Yes they can, but you still need to keep the minimum safe distance of 10 yards from the target while shooting them with bird shot. Any lead shot on steel targets follow the same guidelines as pistol bullets and shotgun slugs follow the safety guidelines of rifle bullets. Always check with the manufacturer to be sure of their specific recommendations for their targets.
830921
There's Real Good Chance They Could Melt and Be Hard Eject. Also Could Make a Very Difficult Mess to Get Out of Chamber. I Recommend Not Try This with Tipton Snap Caps !!!
1745044
My cheap air pistol won't shoot them. It's nothing to look at, just a low buck copperhead pistol. My air rifle loves them, .5" grouping at 25 yards consistently.
1197546
Those BB are made for these guns so no, they won't ruin the rifles. Although, if you use those pellets, they are better, softer for the rifles thus make it last longer, more accurate, more power. One draw back is: you have to load 1 at a time.I use BB on the same rifle that I have for many years and it still like new.
1652701
Honestly I wouldn't try it with a pellet gun. The target can't hold up to bb's. This target is cheaply made and not worth the money.
1634144
you probably could as long as they were .177 ,but i would worry they would get caught in the barrel, since they might deform from the pressure of the air pushing them.
2149635
Yes: Any RCBS, Hornady, or Lee should work you'll need them to reload, so shouldn't be a problem.
768994
Yes. But depending on what you are shooting it may be better to use stronger ammo such as the pellet.
671437
Yes,I think they will work better because of the weight of the pellet. The distance may not range as far as a lighter pellet, but accuracy should show a difference at a comfortable distance. I got them for a Benjamin/crosman NP Titan air rifle for accuracy at a range comfortable distance. Like all guns/bows they all have a maximum distance u got to find out how far that is. But the heavier pellet will be better then a light one.
230219
I don't see why you couldn't use them as long as they're the right caliber. They seem to work well with my gun.
727661
I do think they will work, but make sure the air gun has a dovetail on top of the barrel.
1243729
not up to speed on the pellet making process. i would think you would have to use something to bind but i do not know that for a fact. i can tell you this they are top notch for flavor,smoke output and low ash.
1754366
If it's a .177 cal. air rifle, they should work just fine. Keep in mind for 'target' shooting (paper), you're probably better with target pellets. These are designed for their ability to spread out larger than their .177 diameter upon entering the 'target' (think of a squirrel) for maximum tissue damage.
1800071
These BBs will pierce the skin and more when fired from a Co2 air pistol such as the Walther CP99. So be careful.
342229
they are a jelly type pellet that are filled with water with a blue dye in them. dont worry, the gun wont fire hard enough to even get close to bursting a pellet like its suppose to.