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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    That is certainly a good enough zeroing method for most GM
    Indeed Rushy. After doing this at 75m I was busting rabbits out to 110m after my 3rd hunting trip with my wee 22. That little rifle will not be leaving the livery any time soon.
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    After years and years of trying while driving ..........I finally Nailed a Minor Bird with my UTE yesterday ................Grand Day.......Cheeky Bastard didn't time his movement's well this time around - And did a double sumersault backwards Splat onto the asphalt well executed off the bumper at 100km - I went back to look for the body but could find no evidence but for a handful of feathers - Im claim the F&*ker any way.........
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    Quote Originally Posted by Roy Lehndorf View Post
    After years and years of trying while driving ..........I finally Nailed a Minor Bird with my UTE yesterday ................Grand Day.......Cheeky Bastard didn't time his movement's well this time around - And did a double sumersault backwards Splat onto the asphalt well executed off the bumper at 100km - I went back to look for the body but could find no evidence but for a handful of feathers - Im claim the F&*ker any way.........
    Nice one Roy....never managed that, but i got a magpie chick that was being fed by its parent.....adult bird just took off, left junior to its fate....'flat pack maggie'.......hummed 'Wake up maggie, i think ive got something to say to you' as i drove off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scouser View Post
    'Wake up maggie, i think ive got something to say to you' as i drove off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scouser View Post
    Nice one Roy....never managed that, but i got a magpie chick that was being fed by its parent.....adult bird just took off, left junior to its fate....'flat pack maggie'.......hummed 'Wake up maggie, i think ive got something to say to you' as i drove off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    I don't think that is what Rod had in mind when he sang the song.
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    yeah good one Roy I bounced a magpie off the windscreen the other day and the funny part is I ducked when it hit,lot of good that would of done just natural reflex I guess as in my occupation I get shit flung at me all the time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    yeah good one Roy I bounced a magpie off the windscreen the other day and the funny part is I ducked when it hit,lot of good that would of done just natural reflex I guess as in my occupation I get shit flung at me all the time.
    Ha .. that reminds me of years ago with my dad coming home from Tarata & a Hawk got its talons hooked in a possum it was feeding on in the road - It managed to get some elevation with a bit of the possum dragging it down a bit and ended up getting tangled in the roof racks of dads triumph TC - The flippen thing went nato flappin and squawking I wanted to shoot it off the roof with the 410 but dad wasn't keen on that - we ended up knocking it out with a large stick and left him flapping with his possum feed on the side of the road - friken funny at the time ......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    I ducked when it hit,lot of good that would of done
    I do that with the van in the low parking buildings. I know it doesn't help but it makes me feel like I'm trying.
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    Yesterday I was slinging a bit of lead at some squeakers and when I came home I noticed a ton of shit along the fence it was the smell that got my attention first so I thought I better start popping the buggers off. First for the day

    Red marks where the thrush was sitting. Yellow marks the head which is under and a bit forward of the red mark then the 2 wings are the other 2 yellow dots. The blue marks the trail of feathers.

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    I bought my better half a new air rifle yesterday (much to her delight as one can imagine), as we have a booming rabbit population where we live,, and have just planted a heap of vege plants. Even tho we live in a rural area, we still have neighbours only a hundred or so metres away, so I didn't think it would be wise to be slinging .22 or .22WMR pills around at the bunnies (noise, ricochets, etc.) Anyway, got a great deal from Shooters World on a Norica .177 cal 1000fps air rifle.

    Took it home, sighted it in and mucked around shooting targets practicing with the open sights until dusk. My parents and sister were visiting so had a wee shooting competition...which was great. Then stalked about the section checking out the rabbit-y looking spots. Ended up shooting two last night, then another one this morning. Pretty stoked with the killing power of the air rifle...its been years since I've shot my old one that I wore out as a kid. Heaps of fun!
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    Video is shit when zoomed in like that sorry. Here's my set-up

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    Love it Toby! Thats bogan as!

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    Who da man Toby?
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    went for a twilight walk last week with the young fulla and nabbed some furry cat/dog food
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    That is pretty good human tucker as we'll Smidey
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    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Rule 4: Identify your target beyond all doubt
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    Rule 7: Avoid alcohol and drugs when handling firearms

 

 

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