Just a heads up about these in case you don't know: the primers are usually pretty hard/offset in a way to where you're likely gonna experience several trigger pulls without a bang. You'll have a dented primer at that point and can either keep loading them in your bolt gun (only shoot these in a bolt gun) or toss them. Also, the accuracy is generously described as about 5 MOA, I find it closer to 10 with my somewhat nice bolt gun so who knows. Your effective range at any measurable accuracy should try to be kept within 50 yards, it can go to 100 and beyond but you're really pushing it. They're cheap and fun, no recoil and fairly quiet, and would probably leave some funny results on fruits and harder targets, but they're little more than a gimmick unless you get lucky with a rifle that can throw them down range accurately (my buddy's half-century older bolt gun gets groups half my size with irons than I do with a scope, go figure)