Your One-Stop Shop for Pellet Guns, BB Guns, Airsoft
Guns, Ammo & Accessories
Pellet guns, BB guns, and airsoft guns are three
distinct forms of air guns that are legal to own in most places in the
United States. The basic difference between them can be summed up in a
word: ammo. Each type of gun fires a specific type of projectile. Each
type is designed for different purposes, from tin can and target
practice (metal BB Guns), to varmint hunting and longer range targeting
(metal pellets), to war game simulations and backyard fun (airsoft
plastic pellets).
We sell a variety of air guns and accessories. No matter
what you're looking for - pellet rifles, pellet pistols, BB rifles, BB
pistols, BB Guns, airsoft rifles, airsoft guns, airsoft pistols, accessories, ammo - we either
carry it or can probably get it for you. You can start shopping
right away, using the links below and to the left. We offer
products featuring some of the lowest prices you'll find anywhere online for
everything the modern air gun enthusiast could want. Happy hunting!
Pellet Guns for Pest Killing & Small Game Hunting
A pellet gun has many uses, from fun to serious. When
it comes to the more serious uses, pellet guns are favored by
homeowners, gardeners, and farmers to eliminate pesky varmint trouble. They project killing force at short to medium ranges. It makes
this type of air gun a good choice for eradicating troublesome critters
in and around the yard or farm, as well as hunting small game.
Here are some popular pellet guns
and BB Guns for hunting small
game or eliminating pests from your property. While you can get
the job done with a .177 caliber rifle if it is capable of producing
velocities in excess of 900 ft/sec, we highly recommend one of the .22
caliber air
guns. You will usually lose some muzzle velocity when you step up from
.177 to .22 caliber rifles, but the .22 pellets are heftier and provide a significantly bigger wallop,
ensuring a cleaner kill.
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Please be careful when choosing an air rifle for pest killing or
small game hunting. You do not want to leave an animal (even a pest)
merely injured and in pain. Using .22 caliber pellet guns that
produce high muzzle velocity (800 ft/sec or higher) will result in a
clean kill virtually every time, as long as your aim is true and you are
shooting from within the manufacturer's recommended distance range.
Top Rated Hunting Pellet Guns
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Evanix Hunting Master AR 6
(.22
caliber)
$799.95
On Sale! $715.00 |
Recommended for: small & medium-sized game hunting,
pest killing. Specs: precharged pneumatic
pellet gun; 6-shot repeater (revolver);
single and double-action trigger; 4-16X56mm scope included.
Power rating: Very
High (1315 ft/sec muzzle
velocity in .22 caliber version, using single-action mode).
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Shinsung Career Infinity Air Rifle
(.22
caliber)
$675.99
On Sale! $579.00 |
Recommended for: small & medium-sized game
hunting, pest killing. Specs: precharged pneumatic
pellet guns; 6-shot repeater (revolver); side lever cocking.
Power rating: Very
High (1220 ft/sec muzzle
velocity in .22 caliber version).
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Diana RWS Model 48 Air Rifle
(.22
caliber)
$399.99
On Sale! $365.85 |
Recommended for: small game hunting, small pest
killing, target shooting. Specs: single shot
pellet guns; side lever cocking; spring-piston power plant.
Power rating:
High (900 ft/sec muzzle
velocity in .22 caliber version).
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Diana RWS 34 Breakbarrel Rifle
(.22
caliber)
$279.99
On Sale! $215.99 |
Recommended for: small game hunting,
pest killing, plinking. Specs: single shot
pellet guns; spring-piston power plant; break barrel cocking.
Power rating:
Medium-High (800 ft/sec muzzle
velocity in .22 caliber version).
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There are only a few .177 caliber pellet guns that should be used for
pest elimination or small game hunting. There are two important
things to keep in mind when using anything less than a .22 caliber air
rifle for these serious purposes. First, only use .177 guns that
produce muzzle velocities of 1000 ft/sec or higher. Second, use
pellets designed for hunting. A good example is the
Beeman Crow-Magnum which is a heavier hollow point pellet that
expands on contact. This helps ensure that well-aimed shots do not
simply injure the animal, but kill quickly (humanely).
Here are the .177 caliber pellet guns we recommend for hunting small
game or killing pests:
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RWS Magnum 350 Air Rifle
(.177
caliber)
$399.99
On Sale! $359.50 |
Recommended for: small game hunting, pest killing,
target practice. Specs: single shot
pellet guns; spring-piston power plant; break barrel cocking.
Power rating:
Very High (1150 ft/sec muzzle
velocity).
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Winchester 1000X
Air Rifle
(.177
caliber)
$169.99
On Sale! $129.50 |
Recommended for: small game hunting, pest killing,
target practice. Specs: single shot
pellet guns; spring-piston power plant; break barrel cocking.
Power rating:
High (1050 ft/sec muzzle
velocity).
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Remington Summit Air Rifle
(.177
caliber)
$229.99
On Sale! $189.99 |
Recommended for: small game
hunting, pest killing, target practice, plinking. Specs: single
shot pellet guns; spring-piston power plant; break barrel
cocking; 3-9X40mm scope included.
Power rating:
High (1000 ft/sec muzzle
velocity).
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RWS 850 Air Magnum Combo
(.177
& .22
caliber)
$279.99
On Sale! $225.55 |
Recommended for: small game hunting,
pest killing, plinking. Specs: single shot pellet guns;
spring-piston power plant; break barrel cocking; interchangeable
barrels (.177 & .22).
Power rating:
Medium-High (850 ft/sec muzzle
velocity in .22 caliber mode).
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Fun
Pellet Guns
Of course, pellet guns are also used for fun. Target
shooting and plinking tin cans are activities most boys (and lots of
girls) enjoy as they're growing up. Any type of pellet will work, as
long as you use the correct caliber. Here are the types of pellets that
most pellet gun owners like to use. Please note that the pictures
below are not to scale. Pellets are actually much smaller than
what is shown here.
Top Rated Fun Pellet Guns
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Benjamin Sheridan Legacy 1000X Kit
(.177
caliber)
$249.99
On Sale! $184.99 |
Recommended for: target practice, plinking. Specs: single
shot pellet gun; spring-piston power plant; break barrel
cocking; 4X32mm scope included.
Power rating: High (1000 ft/sec muzzle
velocity).
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R7 Air Rifle
(.177
caliber)
$369.99
On Sale! $325.99 |
Recommended for: target practice, plinking,
shooting spinners. Specs: single shot
pellet guns; spring-piston power plant; break barrel cocking.
Power rating: Medium (700 ft/sec muzzle
velocity).
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HW97 MKIII Air Rifle
(.20
caliber)
$569.99
On Sale! $555.99 |
Recommended for: target practice, plinking,
shooting spinners. Specs: single shot pellet guns;
spring-piston power plant; break barrel cocking.
Power rating: Medium
(700 ft/sec muzzle
velocity).
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Daisy DY880 Multi Pump
(.177
caliber)
$59.99
On Sale! $46.95 |
Recommended for: target practice, plinking,
shooting spinners. Specs: single shot pellet guns;
repeater BB guns; multiple pneumatic pump power plant; bolt
action cocking.
Power rating: Medium
(665-750 ft/sec muzzle
velocity).
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Crosman 760
(.177
caliber)
$69.99
On Sale! $38.50 |
Recommended for: target practice, plinking,
shooting spinners. Specs: single shot pellet guns;
repeater BB guns; multiple pneumatic pump power plant; bolt
action cocking.
Power rating: Medium (600-625 ft/sec muzzle
velocity).
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BB Guns
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BB guns can also be used for hunting very small game,
but their range is shorter and impact force less than with most pellet
guns. The most common uses for BB guns are target practice with paper,
cardboard, or tin can targets. Lots of us grew up learning to shoot a
rifle with inexpensive bb guns like the Daisy gun.
They make terrific starter bb guns for kids. Just be sure to provide adult
supervision until you've instilled good gun safety rules in the child.
Click here for more about BB guns...
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Airsoft Guns
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The most recent form of air gun are airsoft guns.
They fire lightweight plastic BBs, making them ideal for kids to use
around the yard without much fear of personal or property damage. But
these fun guns aren't just for kids! An increasingly popular 'weekend
warrior' sport has sprung up in recent years: airsoft war gaming.
Typically formed in teams of 3-20 individuals, leagues and clubs have
formed all over the country. They meet regularly to conduct large-scale
airsoft games in various settings. It's a lot of fun!
Compared to pellet guns and BB guns,
airsoft rifles
and
pistols
are significantly safer. They have a shorter range and muzzle velocity
(how fast the ammo is discharged). And, because the
pellets are made of plastic,
only point-blank impacts on bare skin, eyes, ears, nostrils, and other
sensitive areas of the body can do any real harm. Even so, basic gun
safety rules should always be enforced, whether it's your child horsing
around in the yard or you if you're part of a serious airsoft guns war games
league.
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more about airsoft guns...
Beeman Kodiak, Crosman Premier, Logun Penetrator, The 4th (free) tin: Gamo Magnum
