18 Best Air Rifle For Small Game (2022 Updated)

This blaster shoots hard & fast! Very satisfying to see how fast and far the darts go. Now these ultra darts aren’t the best in accuracy but they tend to shoot a bit better out of spring powered blasters.

The looks of this blaster is very cool and definitely draws attention to younger Nerfers. My only complaint is the grip, not too crazy about the plastic “brass knuckles” look which kind of limits on space for average full size grown hands.

But younger kids shouldn’t have a problem with it. Very easy and smooth to prime but takes a bit more focus to load the blaster but is not completely difficult. Overall I’m satisfied with this purchase!.

My daughter and I loved to play with this. Shooting the bullets high and also far down the street. We also enjoyed shooting them at a particular object. The gun was pretty accurate to hit things, but could not shoot very far.

Seems the shots went mostly about 50 ft, far short of the ‘up to 120’ the bullets are claimed to travel. Wish the entire bullet was neon as we lost a few very rapidly in the grass and garden. Would be awesome if they were light up.

Night time fun. The magazine jammed for us several times, button on the side of the gun is small, not addressed in the manual, and we still didn’t figure out. The gun fits your hand comfortably but pulling the gun back to load each time gets old and can seemingly be tiring on your hands.

Overall it is fun to shoot but needs some improvement. Really bummed at it only shooting about one third of the claimed max distance. Fired it many times but it will not shoot that far.

Bought this model thinking i would end up with one looking like the jet in the movie. how wrong was i? The build instructions are not that clear and the biggest problem is the paint colours that i was told i would need to finish the model.

When i bought the model i ticked all the boxes of the colours i needed but needless to say, they are nothing like the colour scheme of the jet in the movie especially the paint for the top half of the jet which basically looks like a blue more than a grey and i am now left with a model looking terrible and having to repaint it with some spare paint i had left over from another model that just about makes it look not too bad.

Overall i would not recommend this kit and i don”t know who is in charge of the paint coding at airfix but fire them anyway.

Awful model. Yes it’s the correct variant, but to sell it as Top Gun? Problems raised panel lines how old is this kit? Wrong missiles completely for top gun. The fit and build of the model is terrible.

It’s so bad I gave up on this kit and used the decals on another model from another brand. Who ever signed off on this kit at Airfix needs to be sacked. Also the cost is ridiculous for a VERY OLD kit that’s been re boxed.

I got this Airfix model for my brother as he used to build these when he was a kid. He loved it, who wouldnt its Topgun. Its still yet to be built. Good price.

What a pleasure to use this. It works better than I thought it would. No more cheap stuff for me. This thing blows the little skinny air guns away. No comparison! Although it is more expensive, it is heavy duty and will last forever.

I will get a shorter one to use as well. Youve got to love how they use science – GO Venturi!.

I was searching for a blow gun that. well, would Blow!!! I saw this kind in a oilfield shop and asked how they liked it. They said it was the best theyve used and has held up. So I took the plunge and bought this for my home shop with great exception.

Once it arrived I put on my cheap Harbor Freight air fitting on there and connected it to my air compressor and. well that blew!!! Not much air was being expelled out the tip of the blow gun. Dont get me wrong, it did blow things off, but not like I thought it would.

I wasnt going to be satisfied until I got this thing blowing like it should, so I set out on another research trip and found out exactly my problem! Dang ole cheap Harbor freight low flow connectors.

So I bought me some Milton Hi-Flow V style connectors (both male and female) (or gender neutral connectors?) and when these arrived I put the female on my air hose, the male on the blow gun, connected the two and WOW!!!! Now that is an impressive amount of air coming out of this gun.

Glad I bought it and I suggest you do too. Make sure though you do have Hi-Flow connectors or it wont be the same. I used the Milton 760-1 and the 764.

I sure wish I had gotten one of these a LONG time ago. I’ve been using those cheap pistol type blowers, and they were so weak and used a LOT of air, I always had to stop and wait for my compressor to catch up.

I figured if this was as good as the other reviews claimed, it would use even MORE air and I’d be waiting even MORE on my compressor. Not true! This thing really blows out a LOT of air, and it works because of the two holes near the end, allowing it to draw in more air from around it as it blows.

So far I’ve used this to blow off my Ryobi electric riding mower (also very nice) since you can’t hose it down, my bug zapper (cleans it completely off in about 3 seconds), and blowing my clothes off after I trim my grass with my Kobalt 80 volt trimmer (ALSO a winner!).

This thing is absolutely a BEAST!.

I also have other Birchwood steel targets which hold up very well and so i thought I’d try this one for. 22. With ammo prices still being quite high I shoot more. 22 and it’s always more fun to hear the “ping” of the steel and see something move than shooting paper all the time.

Paper splatter targets are around $1 each so you’re saving a LOT of money with a resettable target and probably having a lot more fun shooting it. You also don’t need to walk down range to reset it, just shoot the top plate to reset.

Works great! I may even pick up a second one to compete with whoever I bring to the range. Check out their higher caliber spinners too. My range has some steel but I bring these in case I can’t get a bay with steel or I just add it to what they have to change it up a bit.

Fun to shoot at. Spring guns and bb guns will “tink” but it won’t operate as intended unless you have a higher powered air rifle. Only complaint is that it is pretty small. Each target is about the size of a silver dollar.

The whole thing is maybe a foot tall.

I was concerned about the function of the product based on a video review. Fortunately, the product functioned poorly because it was set up incorrectly. The legs that fold out fold towards the front of the target.

This allows sufficient rotation of the lower targets to stay up until reset by the upper target. I have used the target at various ranges from 20 yrds to 40 yrds with a Benjamin maurader. 177, tuned to 830 fps muzzle velocity with a 10.

5 grain pellet. My usual targets are paper and cans. This target is more fun and provides the added benefit of minimal cleanup and no time wasted walking from the shooting station to replace the target.

The paper dots will soon disappear, but can be replaced with adhesive target dots or paint. Hint, it would be nice if these were available as an accessory. The target folds flat for easy storage. No signs of target damage.

Going to purchase 4 more and place them at various ranges.

Very nice quality targets – we shot quite a few up over the weekend and I really liked them. Nice heavy paper and the rounds leave precise marks – they don’t tear out to where it’s hard to score. They help up well to being stapled to the cardboard and were easy to take off without tearing the whole corner of the sheet off.

Also easy to write on – some of these have a finish that doesn’t accept ink very well.

Very nice paper. Excellent print quality. Appears to be regulation. Great price. Thank you Domagron

Great Only problem is that once you buy from Domagron, you will never ever cease to receive their emails. They thank you for buying about twenty times. Then they email you to say they are sorry if they did something to offend because you haven’t bought targets again in.

3 weeks. Then they send you those emails to review a product you have bought and reviewed before. I swear I’m afraid I’ll have a visit from the CEO next time I don’t buy anything for one year Targets are good though.

I have owned many air guns over the years. Some of them didn’t even last a day. I use them mostly for blowing off equipment after use. Recently I purchased a place out in the country with a barn. It was unoccupied for 2+ years so there are cobwebs, dirt, debris, and who knows what everywhere.

This air gun is all metal. Still lightweight though. The trigger is excellent. This gun moves a ton of air. I am using a 30 gallon 175 psi compressor and it works fine. Just make sure to put on your safety goggles before using this.

And keep your mouth shut.

I wanted something that could get into crevices of my table saw after use to clean out that stubborn sawdust. While it does work for that purpose, I’m a little disappointed in the amount of airflow coming out of the tip.

It’s good enough for what I need, very well-built, just not what I was expecting regarding discharge from the tip.

For gas piston break barrel rifles, be sure to use only a couple drops into the chamber — NOT into the barrel. Break open your barrel as if loading a pellet, but instead of squeezing the drops in where the pellet goes, look at the opposite part of your rifle.

That unit has the chamber which also has a hole. This hole is where the “gas” is being pushed into the skirt of your pellet once you close the breach (and thus the rifle is cocked for shooting). THAT is where the silicone chamber oil goes into.

The OTHER hole from whence the air comes. The chamber. NOT the barrel. Just wanted to clarify that with some of our break-barrel shooter friends who have Nitro piston (gas piston) rifles, so that they do not drip this stuff down into the barrel at the breech, whatsoever.

No. Not into the barrel. Just an FYI. Do this every 250 shots or so. Into the CHAMBER. Not the barrel.

From Crosman; “this lubricant specially created for Crosman Spring and Nitro Piston air rifles. Never use regular pellgun oil for a Spring or Nitro Piston air rifle”. I’ve looked everywhere for this oil, and places on the Internet want massive amounts of money.

I got into air guns a few months ago and since bought 10 different types, mostly Crosmans. The Nitro pistons need this oil and if you use pellgunoil which is organic oil based it may cause an extra bang in the gun that you don’t want hapoening.

Something to do with tiny droplets vaporizing and Flashpoint. I’m not an expert so don’t quote me. Just use the recommended oil in the suggested places by the manufacturer and you won’t go wrong. Hopefully my store has it in stock.

I tried to right a review, explaining that I use this to lubricate an electrical contactor in the winter. However, I could not submit the review because off “offensive language”. I don’t know if “electrical” or “contactor” is offensive but maybe this one will satisfy the Uber lords.

I purchased this game thi king I would be able to ay it on Xbox one. However you can’t. I’m assuming it’s not compatible with this console. If the newer xbox’s like Xbox one S, Ibeleive your able to play this game on that system bc it has the ability to play the older games there were for the original Xbox.

I love this game. It’s my favorite game.

Life in the Old West must have been gritty, violent, and short if it was anything like Gun, a new Western-themed action adventure from Tony Hawk series developer Neversoft. Featuring an open-ended environment that you can traverse on foot or on horseback, plenty of gory shoot-outs, numerous optional side missions, and an interesting story, Gun initially seems like a 19th-century Grand Theft Auto.

Unfortunately, the experience just doesn’t last long enough to be savored. Gun’s main story missions are exciting, but the main plot is over so quickly that the whole thing just ends up feeling rushed, and the various side missions aren’t compelling enough to hold your interest after the end credits roll.

So it turns out that a terse, simple title like “Gun” is really the perfect fit for what could have been a great game, if only it had more meat on its bones. Colton White doesn’t take long to exact his revenge on the unsavory customers who made his life difficult.

Gun is the tale of Colton White, a soft-spoken gunslinger raised by a resourceful old hunter named Ned, made instantly likable thanks to an excellent voice performance by Kris Kristofferson. One day Ned and Colton’s hunt lands them on a steamboat carrying some sort of important artifact that Ned seems to know about.

However, he’s not alone in his knowledge, and as the ship is besieged, Colton barely escapes with his life. He makes his way to Dodge City at Ned’s request, and from there embarks on a journey that will put him up against a greedy ex-military railroad mogul and his wicked cohorts.

There’s a strong cast of characters in Gun, and the 3D cinematic cutscenes are impressively motion-captured and choreographed, making each story mission worth looking forward to if only to see how Colton’s misadventures will continue to pan out.

Colton will find himself on both sides of the law, allying with a diverse array of different comrades in his efforts to find answers and seek vengeance. Unfortunately, the story hurries along at a breakneck pace.

Situations that seem intended to introduce entire chapters of gameplay tend to be resolved almost immediately. For example, at a certain point, Colton is deputized as a peacekeeper in Empire City, the game’s largest town.

You expect to then undertake a series of sheriff-style missions, but Colton’s career path very quickly goes sour as the story jarringly goes in another direction. It blazes on like this until the end credits roll–maybe six hours after you first begin play, depending on how many side missions you opted to take on and depending on how much trouble you had with the final battle, which is one of the only tough fights at the normal difficulty setting.

There’s just no time to really get to like (or dislike) the main cast. The mechanics of gameplay certainly are good, and even though there are only a few main story missions, they tend to be diverse and packed with intense action.

Gun carefully walks the line between being a run-and-gun shoot-’em-up and more of a realistic, tactical shooter. You get to use all kinds of different authentic weapons, including pistols, rifles, shotguns, sharpshooters, bows, and dynamite in order to take on vastly superior odds, which Colton can overcome because of his excellent marksmanship and his ability to instantly recover all his health by drinking from his flask (what’s in that thing?).

Controlling Colton primarily from a third-person perspective, you’ll also get to take on feroc.

Gun was a decent game for the time it was made, however after playing red Dead Redemption 2 Gun seems very weak and the mechanics of the game are weak. I bought this game for $10, so that’s a good price for an old game that was intriguing at that time.

We have been purchasing the Guard Air blow guns for the factory floor. They are used for a variety of uses but mostly for floor clean up. We are a plastics processor so our process generates dust and flake.

These are the best blow guns on the market hands down. They work better then the ones we made in the old days out of a nozzle and brake line. Bought these to give our crews an alternative to crafting the OSHA violating ones I mentioned earlier.

They haven’t been making any OSHA violations because these work better!!.

Just what I was looking for. Just perfect for my 3 year old granddaughter. She likes to shoot zombies and this was the perfect size for her. Makes 10 different laser sounds and is not too loud so is not annoying.

Bought these for my 4 grandchildren (ages 2 to 4) as table presents. Fantastic success – they loved them. Very noisy, but ok if not too close. Although one set of parents left them behind accidentally on purpose! Didn’t mind as it meant they would have something to play with next time that they came.

A toy that is simple and great fun.

This is not a lazer gun. It lights up and makes a noise. One of the little guns didnt work . Disappointed

This blaster is a blast it looks cool it has a comfortable handle the power is good and the smile on my nephew’s face when he’s running around shooting me it is priceless. Pros: cheep, light weight, comes with extra ammo, good build quality.

Cons: might be hard to prime for little kids. Overall if you were thinking about buying but wasnt sure all I can say is buy it but maybe also get some face and eye protection for the little guys because it shoots harder than you might expect.

The original first edition was priced (in the dust cover) at 35. 00 it rapidly became as rare as the proverbial and I actually paid 100. 00 for my copy. (I didn’t, my wife bought it for me). As a Webley fanatic the book is referred to almost daily so is getting, even with care, slightly worn so I sought for another first edition, perhaps as a bit of a shrine or whatever.

I specifically asked Wordery if this edition was a first edition and was assured that it was however when it arrived (I have kept it) it had a price of 40. 00 inside the dust cover and a different ISBN number.

So where is the line between a first edition and a reprint of a first edition drawn? The book itself is excellent, any Webley collector must have one.

Book has excellant referance to all model of the webley air pistol range. Uncludes history and interesting facts. Excellent pictures and drawings. An excellent addition to anybody interested in these air pistols.

And the value and price is very good. Recommended.

This book is a must have for the Webley pistol collector. All models from the early 1900s through to the last one called Nemesis which finished about 1995 ish. Each pistol is grafically shown with all the relevant data.

sadly it is out of print at the time of writing this review. A new Pistol has been introduced by Webley called the Alecto. Hopefully if reprinted this model will be added.

Hi, I bought one of these things after seeing it in a youtube video from “Eric the car guy”. I’m not a mechanic and I’ve never cleaned an air filter or a radiator in my life. I am however in a position where I have to wash and detail my car alot, sometimes daily and when I saw this product I saw a potential for using this tool to dry the car after washing.

It works quite good for this purpose, I should have bought the 12″ instead of the 24″, it would have been long enough and this one tends to get in my way from time to time. It would be more useful to me in this length if I had a bigger car to dry.

Also I had to find a rubber cap that would fit on the end of it, its made from aluminium and has quite sharp edges, not good to be swinging that around an expensive car. That being said, you should really look into this, putting a rubber cap on the end of these things and market them as car drying tools.

You could even send some out to youtubers that are making detailing videos “junkman2000” or “ammo nyc” for example. I hope this can be of some use to you and help sell a few units. Best regards from Reykjavik, Iceland David.

I have been looking for this type of item for cleaning out between the radiators of my tractors. This item fits well and has the power to blow the weeds out of the fins of the radiator. This products works better than any other product we have ever tried.

I not only recommend it to my friends, I bought two more.

I rarely write product reviews, but this item deserves one. I needed a device to blow out my tractor’s radiator and other coolers – this product works! The air stream is strong and it’s thin enough to fit between the stacked coolers.

Our FP toploader was only partially emptying and after several attempts at putting a load through, would not empty at all. We bucketed the water out of the bowl then tilted the machine back against the wall and removed the pump just to check there was nothing stuck in it.

It all seemed fine. (be careful you will get wet!) Then we tried another load, it didn’t empty. We also checked that things were clean up top by removing the bowl. Lots of dirt but no socks or blockages.

So we ordered the pump and after we installed it have had no problems. Everything works just fine. Water empties out every time. We also got a lint filter, almost as the same price as the pump! But a lot less junk is going through the pump now.

Dell Latitude rugged tablet kickstand is exactly what I needed. It has a lot of friction so you can put it in any position and it will hold the tablet up.

Later models use a more energy efficient model running on 100v while this type runs on 230v. Because of the frequent load and fuses used with this electric circuit, these pumps tend to be the first thing to go on these washers.

Highly recommend this product to everyone gun owner. After 200 dry fire rounds and a 100 live fire rounds, there was an obvious and clear issue with my method of holding the revolver. After getting comfortable with the advice, and the new position, and I developed a new issue.

I fixed that with the help of this training aid. By the end of my hour at the shooting range I had drastically improved my shots on target. I can’t wait to get back there this weekend and train again.

I have both the X2 and the X3. We have the ability to train with live fire using the X3. They both help you with trigger squeeze, muzzle control, and even tips on finger placement. The best thing is that you dont have to use ammo.

The mantis x3 does what it is designed to do. Improve your accuracy. I recommend this for anyone who wants to improve their shooting skills and save money on ammo.

I’ve read several reviews on “other” D1 Targets and the issue of thin, low quality paper being used. The Domagron Targets came packaged in quality packaging and flat. The target is made of heavy “poster style” paper and would hold up in very heavy winds.

I’ve used them indoor and outdoor ranges. wonderful product! These are true NRA D1 targets and the center circles of the Tombstone are very visible. Of course, with my “old eyes” I lose site of the circles at about 15 yards.