The power of most firearms is measured in the feet per second (FPS) that the projectile is travelling after leaving the muzzle. This is the same situation with air rifles, and can be measured by the use of a chronometer, which can be purchased at most stores that specialize in air rifles. Air rifle speeds can measure from 300-1000+. However, when the FPS exceeds 500 feet per second, the air rifle is considered a firearm (in most countries).
It all depends on the rifle, pellet and power source.
It all depends on the model, the type of pellet and the power plant in the rifle. They are not all the same. FPS Stands for "Feet Per Second" The Speed that the pellet or BB traveles when fired from the rifle.
The Crosman Recruit is a pellet rifle not a pellet gun. If you want to see how the rifle is assembled then see the link below for the diagram.
Only if the rifle is designed for pellets. If it is a "Red Ryder" then the answer is NO. Daisy makes PELLET rifles.
Not necessarily, but similar. An air rifle can be a BB gun, or it can be a pellet gun. Pellet guns are rifled, have more power, greater accuracy. .
It depends on the size of the raccoon, the pellet and the power of the rifle. If you intend to kill the raccoon, then I would suggest hunting pellets ( called hollow point pellets ) and using a .22 caliber pellet rifle. Do not use a BB gun. Hollow point pellets deform when they hit a target and have maximum knockdown power. A head shot is the most humane shot.
I think you have to identify your definition of power. Do you mean speed or knockdown power? A .177 caliber pellet will travel faster than a .22 caliber pellet but a .22 pellet will have more knockdown power. With 200 GDP ($324) you should be able to find what you are looking for. I suggest you look at the web site below and read the owner reviews. Then you will have more information about your selection.( See the related link below)If this rifle is avalable in the UK then this one has the most power I've seen in an air rifle that is not a PCP class rifle. Its the "Benjamin Trail NP XL 725" its a 25 caliber Nitro piston air rifle.
Manufactures don't list the range of their rifle. It would be nice if they did but they don't. This is because pellets come in different weights. A light weight pellet will travel farther than a heavy pellet but it will be less accurate than a heavy pellet because it more effected by crosswind. A heavy pellet will fly straighter and have more knockdown impact than a lightweight pellet, but won't fly as far as a light weight pellet. Because the Dominator is a PCP class rifle it obviously has more force than a regular air rifle and you can expect a little more distance at full power. Several PCP class air rifles have a power dial and his also effects the distance.
Several different air rifles use the .177 caliber pellet. Each different model rifle can propel the pellet a different distance depending on the power plant that the rifle uses. .177 caliber pellets also come in different weights, this also has an effect on how far the pellet will travel. A PCP air rifles (PerCharged Pneumatic) that use a scuba tank to charge them to 3000 PSI can obviously out distance a C02 charged rifle in propelling a pellet. So you can expect a pellet to travel anywhere from a few hundred feet to over a 1/4 mile with ease. Depending on the rifle used.
It's a 16 shot BB repeater or a SINGLE shot pellet rifle
Not normally. In fact I can not think of any pellet rifle that takes a 16 gram C02 cartridge.
Impossible to answer.