How many feet/second does a standard .22 bullet go at?

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BiB

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Well, Underclocked a shot in the eye from such a pellet gun would do a number.

My .177 BB's traveling at about 550 fps were enough to dent a dime such that there was a small hole in the back of it (BB didn't get all way through, just part of it before bouncing back), so a .22 going faster would not be nice in the face.

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desy

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You might as well get the real thing then
From CFC

Air Guns under the Firearms Act

Air guns that have a velocity of 500 feet per second or 152.4 meters per second or less are not considered firearms under the Act. If you own this category of air gun, you
do not need a firearms licence or to register your air gun.

Air guns that have a velocity greater than 500 feet per second or 152.4 meters per second are considered firearms under the Act. If you own this category of air gun, you need a possesion licence and to register your air gun.


So since you want better get a Ruger 10/22 I have a Marlin which is nice but the 10/22 has all those cool customizable parts and you can get some monster banana clips for them too 20-50 rounds