Air Venturi Impact Putty Reviews

I'm using this putty in a different way, I have it stuck to the back of my bullet trap to deaden the sound of a pellet hitting the steel trap. It works well and I don't need top dig pellets out of it later on. I have some rolled up old carpet on the inside to help with keeping the pellet from jumping out of the trap. Combined together they make for a fairly quiet trap. Now, how to get the rodents to stand in front of it, LOL Just kidding.

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It is heavy and works.

Fast delivery and great product

works perfectly with Air Venture Bullet Trap all you need is one.

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buy two, one for backup

I cut a chunk out of this product to stick in my 5.5" pellet trap. Works great, no more noise of the pellets hitting the metal to funnel into the trap.

I think it is fine as is. I don't know if it would be worth it to have it come in different sizes.

Great product to put behind your targets, especially when you shoot in your backyard. I left the plastic bag that the putty comes in, on it, so it stays moist and maleable. I shot 25 .22 caliber Beeman Kodiak pellets at it, from my AirArms S510 Extra FAC rifle, at 30 yards and none of the pellets came out the back. All of the pellets are still in the putty. Nooice!

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Buy it, use it. It is a great product.

The best price Anywhere for this stuff!!

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Bought six of these to make a 2x2 outside trap. I have put thousands of rounds into it Never hardens,extremely quiet impacts. My range is 25 meters. I'm shooting .22 cal with energy up to 42 foot pounds... no problem Just purchased 2 more to make a 1x1 indoor trap..... winter is comin Lol

Stops pellet or bbs safety and shooting quietly is your goal get this

Wish it would be bigger lol

I'll never buy clay after using the impact putty.

Put backing on both sides of clay so the plastic bag is easier to remove.

Better alternative to clay.

Easy to use and Does stop all my .22 caliber pellets even doing close to 1000 FPS. This is basically Duct seal that you get at hardware stores except a lot cheaper here for the amount. Hardware stores charge about 3.50 a 1 lb brick.

Nothing at all. Great product and really good deal in my opinion.

Does not harden over time and stays pliable

This is the absolute lowest price for duct seal anywhere on the internet. I just paid a lot more for the second-lowest priced product. Sure, you can get it at a contractor's supply store, but expect to pay more than this. And, duct seal is the ONLY product to use. Modeling clay has FAR less resistance and plumber's putty dries out and crumbles.

I just hope Pyramyd Air can hold this price for a long time. I would change nothing!

This is a super-good deal. Don't be a dummy like I was. Go ahead and shop around, but I bet you can't beat the price.

This stuff really does the job and the price is right. I covered a fairly large section of garage wall with this stuff (about 4' x 4') and have had no failures. No too hard to keep it clean either.

I would like to see a lighter substance that does the same job.

using a pan of filled with this stuff i can target shoot all year round.

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work great

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Works great. I only needed two packs to adequately fill a target box I made for 14" "quad" 10-meter pellet pistol targets. And, the putty is dense enough that my HW75 (not hugely powerful) shots don't really even penetrate - they stay on the surface to be easily "picked" off, and some are on the bottom of the box. I tried my NTEC 340 at close range (I didn't design the box for it) and they only penetrate about a third of the way.

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Works fine.

Very good value compared to big box hardware stores

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I used a old load panel 12 in by 18 in, used 3 putty blocks, over metal and rubber mulch in front of putty. Wanted larger backstop area for new shooters.

Does the job

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Perfect for my gammo pellet trap with plenty to spare.

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Great material for target backstop

Pyramyd Air offers this putty at a substantially lower price than anywhere else I have looked. Keep in mind this is a six pound piece which works out to only $2 a pound plus if you slip it in with an order over $150 there will be no shipping charge. I took advantage of this and ordered three of these six pound bricks that I pressed into the metal seat part of an old folding metal chair that I scraped. Laying two sideways and cutting one in half lengthwise to fill in the sides it pretty much covers the entire 14" x 14" bottom of the chair seat. The skirt around the seat makes for a good finger hold for moving it so I left a small 1" gap along the top to be able to use it for that. There is a thin unfilled strip along the bottom and small unfilled areas in the corners, I did not see this as a problem. I cut a 12" 4x4 in half with 1/4" grooves in the middle of each to mount as feet which a single 3 1/2" x 1/4" stove bolt in each mounts them. It is a hefty 29 1/2 pound trap when completed.

Maybe add some photos or suggestions on how to use it for those who don't tinker with different things who seem to be lost on what and how to use it. When it arrives in it's plastic wrapper it feels like it is too mushy to be good for what it is designed for so I was surprised that .177 Crosman Premiers out of my CO2 Umarex Fusion at 79 f and 700 fps only penetrated 7/16" at 4 yards distance measuring to the nose of the pellet. This stuff works great. I used seventeen 1/8" steel pop rivets to mount a 13 1/2" x 13 1/2" piece of metal to the back of it that I cut out of a similar metal seat with some electric shears. I don't think this was needed but if I take one of my higher power pellet rifles to it I'll feel better. It is sturdy enough for me to lean a large 30" x 30" x 3/4 medium density particle board behind it just in case of an errant pellet. The 4" x 4" x 6" long feet are some old pressure treated I had around same as the bolts, only cost was the putty, $36 less a 10% coupon.

The chair seat just fits a 14" x 14" target which I really like and the tag board sticks right to the putty and even peels off just as easy as sticking it on. What a great trap. It won't replace the large cardboard box with stainless sheet steel backing and two dozen layers of shop rags zip tied to some heavy cardboard that I use for my indoor 7 yard shooting. This one will be for those times I can slip outside with my neighbors away and take advantage of some distances up to 25 yards in back. I won't have to worry about this one being caught in a sudden down pour and even though my indoor one is just as quiet I feel this one offers a higher degree of safety plus presents it's self as looking the part too rather than some cardboard box arrangement. I should have tried this out years ago. The 30 pound weight of my trap may shy some away but it will weather well if you want to leave it outdoors. The putty is staying stuck to the vertical metal no problem. This is a super system.

This product works for me exactly as advertized. I constructed a pellet trap using 2 carpet remnants. It stopped all pellets and BBs from all my airguns except the Evanix AR6 .22 cal Hunting Master rifle. After adding the impact putty, all pellets are now trapped.

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Read the description and reviews to be sure that this will fit your needs.

It would keep the sound down but it won't stay attached to the back of the trap

Have it come with a way to mount it to the back of the bullet trap