I always aim for the ears, these 2 were out at around 45 yards, there more pests where im at but i still clean them up an put them in the freezer. Ready to get some rabbits this year, as a rabbits an a few squirrels in the crock pot is one of my favorites.
So I’ve been around guns/airguns/pellet guns all my life and I watch all of y’all videos and I hardly see any kick or anything really, and yet my first and only PCP, the Beeman Raider .22 Canada version, still kicks enough to make me miss target by about an inch or so, is there anything that y’all are using to steady yourselves? Bipod/tripod/monopod/a stick you found?
I’m about 150 lbs and built like a fencepost and can’t really hold it straight, even with my tripod I’m still moving the gun a lot, is there any tricks that could help me for making those shots even when the barrel is moving like that? I’ve definitely shot my fair share of things.
Air Venturi Alpha compact w/ 14.3gr .22 Crosman premier hollow points @7m
Shot with my FX Impact @ 30yds, 44.75gr Predator Polymag, Donnyfl Sumo and iPhone 13 PM slo mo
What distance is everyone during their scopes at?
A .30 FX Hybrid to the head at 20 yards put this chipmunk down for good. I'm surprised he even had a head left after the shot, but I'm guessing the slug didn't really have enough time or material to work with to fully expand before it exited.
A few pine squirrels on the hatsan flashpup and this beast of a grey with the microstrike