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Please note that you must be at least 18 years old to purchase air guns, including air rifles and air pistols.
Air guns are portable and versatile firearms, including rifles and pistols, used to fire projectiles. These projectiles can be in the form of pellets, steel BBs, or other types of ammunition. Air guns are commonly found in the world of sports and recreation, where they are used for competitive shooting, target shooting, and other recreational purposes. They are known for their precision and relatively quiet operation, making them an attractive option for shooting enthusiasts and beginners.
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There are various types of air guns with different power sources. Here is an overview of the most common types:
When it comes to the caliber for air guns, it's essential to choose the right size for your needs. Here's an overview of the most common calibers for air rifles and air pistols:
.177 Caliber (4.5mm): This caliber is the most popular and is often used for competitive shooting at shorter distances, typically around 10 meters. The .177 pellets are small and lightweight, providing them with high velocity and a flat trajectory. They are relatively easy to shoot and offer good precision. It's important to note that in licensed versions, .177 pellets can reach supersonic speeds, which can negatively affect accuracy.
.22 Caliber (5.5mm): .22 is a popular "mid-range" caliber that features larger and heavier pellets than .177. This results in lower muzzle velocity, but the pellets are less sensitive to wind, offering better precision. This caliber is the smallest typically used for hunting.
.25 Caliber (6.35mm): For those who prefer larger pellets, there's the .25 caliber. In non-licensed versions, these pellets have a lower muzzle velocity, and the projectiles drop rapidly. Many shooters like that the large pellets leave clear marks on the target and create larger holes.
.177 Caliber Round BBs: Under the .177 caliber, there are also round BBs, with an actual diameter of about 4.42mm. These BBs are often made of steel and are cost-effective per shot. Air guns using round BBs usually have large magazines, shoot quickly, and provide an entertaining shooting experience. Round BBs do not rotate in the same way as diabolo pellets, which can affect accuracy. Always be cautious of ricochets when using round BBs and ensure you wear safety glasses.
The choice of caliber depends on your specific needs and intended uses. If you're unsure about which caliber is best for you, it's always a good idea to consult an expert or experienced shooter.
Maintenance is crucial for ensuring the long-term performance and safety of your air gun. Here are some basic tips to keep your air gun in top condition:
Follow these guidelines to keep your air gun in excellent condition for a long time.
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