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after seeing a video on the net, i came across someone trying to convert there airgun to what looked like a shotgun, I presume they got inspiration from gamo, they looked as if they stuck a pellet in barrel and then wrapped 4 or 5 177 bbs in some tisues so it touched the pellet, Im not planning on doing this just wondred if any of you has done something simmilar or if it would be fairly affective on taking small game at close range, thanks.

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Hi, mate.

 

We used to do that as kids. OK for a bit of fun with tin cans but no good for hunting.

 

Say you've got 4 projectiles being fired at near the legal limit, that's only 3ft-lb's each and in practice it'd be even less as the efficiancy would be well down with all that weight and friction. Plus the accuracy would be hopeless past a few feet. A bit like a blown patern from an overly long shotgun load.

 

Cheers.

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Hi, mate.

 

We used to do that as kids. OK for a bit of fun with tin cans but no good for hunting.

 

Say you've got 4 projectiles being fired at near the legal limit, that's only 3ft-lb's each and in practice it'd be even less as the efficiancy would be well down with all that weight and friction. Plus the accuracy would be hopeless past a few feet. A bit like a blown patern from an overly long shotgun load.

 

Cheers.

ok, what type of projectiles does the gamo viper fire then.

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Hi mate the gammo use's copper bbs to but fires them at 6 ftlb and wont kill past 15m. I would stick to normal airguns

 

I think 6ft-lb's split a few ways won't kill past 15 inch's........

 

lol :clapper: i reckon you might be right there andy mate

cheers, wurz

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