More have arrived along with more rubber balls!
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is the pressure adjustable?
example, dial it down to 240fps for training, crank it up to 350 for use.
No.Originally Posted by cycoblade
These guys are amazing answering customer service emails that were fully expecting a reply on Monday, but got a reply at 10 o’clock at night on a Friday. For an order a+
I picked one up. Took a cardboard box with a target in it and the rubber balls went right through and make a loud noise against the metal backing (to rescue the balls).
Amazing product
Listed on a few websites as 375 fps of lung blowing power...
Oh hello. Are you picking up your brass?
Cool
This pistol is completely underpowered for self-defense. From the SFRC website: "These .50 caliber rubber rounds weigh in at about 17.4 grains". At the muzzle velocity of 375fps (#37) the rubber ball makes 5.43foot-pounds or 7.37 J of muzzle energy. Even assuming 440 fps at the muzzle it comes to a measly 7.5 foot-pounds or 10.14 J at the muzzle. That's a JOKE! One needs about 70 J at the muzzle (probably even a bit more) for a hard rubber (or rubber-steel) ball to incapacitate a approximately 170lbs male at a relatively short distance. Surely, the Umarex pistol can be used for practice and training for the beginners. No problem with that.
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