Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: how many pellets does it hold?
Document: Just hold your breath properly. About the other guy experienced significant pellet drop ... it is true. However, happens only when I shoot some thing 3ft below gun position or below my knees. I'm 5'6 ... so estimate yourself ^^. I found 495FPS is great choice since it is just enough to put holes on my back yard wall which is made of bricks ! I put a wood board to cover the wall and pellets happen to bounce back on me.
Got this for my 6 year old son on his bday. Probably a bit to heavy for most 6 year olds.He can shoot it fine when laying it on something but can't hold it up yet. Seems like afairly solid rifle and should last him quite a while.
I was excited to purchase this for my kids to shoot with Dad. After 10 shots or so the breech lock fell apart. It is made of plastic to hold in the detent. Plastic shavings in the breech was the sign it was breaking apart. Once broken you cannot fire the rifle. Returned for something else. Save yourself the frustration and look at the Raven. Shame on Ruger for putting their good name on this.
It does NOT shoot BB's and I've read it works best with RWS pellets as far as FPS goes. Walmart sells these for 55 dollars, with tax that's about 60 bucks. The only thing against this is- breaking the barrel down to load pellet is not that hard but a 8-9 year old probably could not thrust it back up without using A LOT of force.
Bought this for my 12yr old son he and I love it. Once you adjust the sights, the rifle shoot accurately. It is very light, I'd say 5 to 6 lbs and cocking is easy. The trigger pull is pretty light also. We have put just under 500 pellets throughout it without any problems at all. Comfortable shoot and fairly quite. I like the auto safety too. Great first pellet gun youths.
I've only shot 25 shots with it, but man I like it. At 12-15 yards put them in a 1 inch circle with crossman destroyer pellets (not accurate with crossman high velocity lead free ammo, neither is my crossman 760). Sights are great, good in low light, red on green contrast. It will take a rabbit at 15 yards with a headshot, but not powerful enough for body shots. Quieter than my Crossman too and easier to cock/pump.
It is one of the lightest, it has enough power to take down small game and aid in defense. You can carry several thousand rounds of ammo with little effort. To reduce the already small size the stock may be cut off. The stock is lightweight plastic and won't soak up moisture nor damaged by it. It is quiet in its operation and won't scare off game or attract unwanted attention.I seached thru many suppliers to find just the right rifle.
it is ok for 12-14 years boys, not too accurate, but it is lightweight and easy to shoot, good in 15 yards, you can kill birds too but just small birds form 10-15 yards, if you want gift for 12-14 years old boy it is ok.
This rifle broke on the second day, after less then a dozen shots. It has been made very cheaply, with fatal design flaws. See, the part that locks the barrel is made of plastic with a metal ball embedded. Essentially the effort to open/close the barrel tears down the plastic piece, ripping the ball out. So do yourself a favor: avoid this piece of cheap garbage and buy something made more decently.
They put over 1,000 rounds through it in 2.5 days, had a great time and we didn't have a single problem. It was hard to make a choice on Youth guns because on each model there are some pretty strong negative feedback. For a low end youth gun I didn't see any that didn't have negative feedback. I went with this gun based on the price and the nature of the negative feedback, and so far I am very please with the gun.
Answer: yes