Go with a heavier pellet to keep it sub sonic. Jsb heavies work great in most guns.
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Go with a heavier pellet to keep it sub sonic. Jsb heavies work great in most guns.
Got someone you really don't like or need a little get even on ?Quote:
Originally Posted by drift_g35
Live trap & sedate the tree rats with a little starting fluid, and put them in the victims car while the rats are out........ Just a thought.......
My father-in-law swears by his pellet gun. He makes his shots from indoors. He only shoots once and makes it count. But for what it's worth, he lives in southern Illinois. I reckon the laws there are a little different.
This works well.Quote:
Originally Posted by drift_g35
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Perfect time to get a suppressor. Or cci quiets both are quieter then most pellet guns
I have seen a pellet gun in my life time and squirrels fall from our trees. Not sure why, maybe they are eating fermented nuts and fall on their little fragile necks. Neighbors hear and see nothing ....... so did the tree fall in the woods?
Super Colibri 22's in a 16" rifle are quieter than a pellet rifle that is sub-sonic.Quote:
Originally Posted by DFBrews
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Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
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I use beeman 22 they stay sub sonic.
I hate the bird feeder vandals, they drive me nuts. My Daisy Powerline will dispatch them just fine, but my concern is that some yuppie or kid in my neighborhood would see one flopping around in my yard after I popped it, and then the po-po's gonna come, and grief will be visited upon me. I have no idea where you live, but I'd recommend caution about shooting them with anything. I'd hate for someone to go thru hell because of a friggin' skwerl.