BB Guns
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BB Guns
Anyone have any? What's a good brand. 
I was just shooting at targets in my friend's basement tonight and it was pretty fun until the rifle jammed and the pellet exploded and went backwards towards my face. Thank god I wasn't blinded and it missed me. Everyone behind me jumped back a few feet. I'm wearing goggles from now on. :ugh:
I was just shooting at targets in my friend's basement tonight and it was pretty fun until the rifle jammed and the pellet exploded and went backwards towards my face. Thank god I wasn't blinded and it missed me. Everyone behind me jumped back a few feet. I'm wearing goggles from now on. :ugh:
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From: Golden, CO
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/cb/cb.asp?a=58422
I've had 2 of these guns. The first one died after about 2 years (found out you're not supposed to leave the CO2 cartridge in when not in use.) It's sweet. 12 round magazine, semi-automatic. You can squeeze off all 12 shots in about 2-3 seconds. I've mounted both a 4X optical scope and a laser scope on it. 625 fps- faster than almost any pellet handgun, and more accurate as well.
I have a larger, pneumatic break-barrel airgun that is 1100 fps and super-accurate, but it's at my parents and I can't remember what brand it is. But I've used it (with scope) to pick off prairie dogs at 200 feet. That thing has more kick than some of the .22's I've fired.
I use both of these guns to hunt rabbits, prairie dogs, and crows at my parents place. The break-barrel is nice because you don't have to keep a supply of CO2 and each shot counts more, but the single-shot capacity means you had better make that first shot count. The semi-auto is great for walking through the brush and taking multiple shots, but it's range and power is limited.
Edit-- and I've never had a pellet jam and come back at me with either of these guns.
I've had 2 of these guns. The first one died after about 2 years (found out you're not supposed to leave the CO2 cartridge in when not in use.) It's sweet. 12 round magazine, semi-automatic. You can squeeze off all 12 shots in about 2-3 seconds. I've mounted both a 4X optical scope and a laser scope on it. 625 fps- faster than almost any pellet handgun, and more accurate as well.
I have a larger, pneumatic break-barrel airgun that is 1100 fps and super-accurate, but it's at my parents and I can't remember what brand it is. But I've used it (with scope) to pick off prairie dogs at 200 feet. That thing has more kick than some of the .22's I've fired.
I use both of these guns to hunt rabbits, prairie dogs, and crows at my parents place. The break-barrel is nice because you don't have to keep a supply of CO2 and each shot counts more, but the single-shot capacity means you had better make that first shot count. The semi-auto is great for walking through the brush and taking multiple shots, but it's range and power is limited.
Edit-- and I've never had a pellet jam and come back at me with either of these guns.
