It's About Liberty: A Conservative Forum
Topics => 2nd Amendment/Firearms => Topic started by: Libertas on July 20, 2021, 12:39:33 PM
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Mmmm, that is therapeutic! ::thumbsup:: ::whoohoo::
And, remember...
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H/T-WZ
God-given, baby!
Exercise your Freedom and Protect your Liberty! Resistance to tyranny is obedience to God!
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I've been getting lots of practice shooting the BB gun at squirrels (durn tree-rats!) from the front porch. My accuracy has greatly improved and BBs are cheap.
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Yeah, my method of choice at the lake, more quiet. Thing is the accuracy is short-range...mine is an old Daisy pump...I think max is 10 pumps but heard not good for cylinder to always max up to that, not sure if true or not but I usually go 7-9...and farther out there is a definite drop to factor in...but inside 10 yards pretty stable which is common tree-rat range...usually go longer when higher in a tree and shooting up, while not the most comfortable there is less lateral movement. If I am able to obtain employment in the area and live up there permanently I'll be a resident and fishing and small game licenses cheaper...and the latter will see my .22's get more of a workout.
Sometimes when bored I'll draw rings on a paper plate and stick it on a tree and plink away, good way to judge drop and wind. And as you say, BB's are cheap and I got lots laying around. And BB's seem to have better velocity and penetration than the lead pellets, not enough oomph...probably work better in a higher FPS CO2 system.
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Seems yours is more of a pellet gun. BB gun requires racking once in between shots, no CO2.
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It's a pump to pressurize air in the cylinder...and a simple AR-like bolt latch to load a BB from the reservoir by sliding a feed ramp thumb latch back and tilting the barrel down to get a BB to drop into position or hand-load a lead pellet (without the thumb latch and tilt).