80-yard Rabbits with an Air Rifle
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- James Marchington is hunting rabbits on the Isle of Skye at long distance with only a sub-12-ft/lb airgun. he explains how he can kill a rabbit at more than 80 yards with a an ordinary .177 PCP.
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Why shoot rabbits?
Rabbits are a major agricultural pest, costing the British economy an estimated £100million a year*. More than half of this figure is accounted for by damage to agricultural crops, with winter wheat, barley and oats being the most vulnerable. In terms of annual yield, a loss of 1% per rabbit per hectare (2.5 acres) has been recorded but overall yields can be reduced by up to 20%. Rabbits also graze on pasture, impacting on newly sewn areas, reducing available grass for livestock and the yield of crops cut for silage.
Wild rabbits burrow under roads, railways and through archaeological sites, causing subsidence and other damage to buildings.
They also contaminate the soil with their urine and droppings, so nothing but weeds can survive. In addition, rabbits chew through the bark of trees, killing nursery stock or young saplings and preventing the natural regeneration of woodland.
A Government survey in 1995 put the UK rabbit population at 37.5 million. This number is thought to have dramatically increased. Farmers and landowners now have a statutory responsibility to manage rabbit populations on their land, to prevent them causing damage to neighbouring properties.
*(Natural England 2007)
This is a great video showing what an experienced shooter can do, it is a simple enough job to take them at these ranges with the right equipment.As for the controversy surrounding the neck shot, I have used a neck shots to take rabbits in positions where they do not present a head or heart shot and it is more than effective.Rabbits kick around like bug very when shot, it's a natural reaction of the nerves....some rabbits I have head shot have flicked themselves 10-15 feet from the place they were shot initially.The untrained or uninformed person will read that as being still alive, this is completely wrong.
If you are new to air gunning or hunting then you do not go out and try shooting things at random, you spend hours and hours on the range shooting 10pence pieces at ranges of 30 yds and more until you learn pellet drop and all the factors that effect your shot.Then you go out in the field and do the same thing until you're good enough.
Marksmanship with a 12ft in .177 , that's incredible. Keep pesting. .
Great marksmanship and a real eye opener to the capabilities of a sub 12ftp pcp air rifle if you work out ranges. Indeed after checking the kinetic energy on chairgun there is more than enough power to take a rabbits at that distance. I applaud you for pushing through the perception of what is regarded as normal hunting ranges for sub 12ftp rifles.
Funny part he's only passing your pre assessed/ pre conceived ideal of what an airgun is capable of. They are limited yes In some respects but even our center-fire firearms meet limitation the scholarly thing to do is find these extremes ethically
The PCP rifles were just coming into their own about 15 years ago when I quit hunting as I moved to Asia. Great times though and good to see this, as it's exactly the direction I was going. No rangefinder, just walking, counting steps and writing it down. My friends called me a nerd but I was the one bagging bunnies while they were polishing their spring rifles at home and talking a lot.
How many ft lb
@@karenportass253 12ft/lb, the legal limit in the UK. Around 800 fps in .177 or 620 in .22
Shouldn't have done it but a few years back when I had just got my first pcp, I took a standing unsupported shot at a rabbit and paced it at 74 yards. Nailed it. Complete fluke and fully expected to miss not knowing how much hold over was needed. It was stood up and the pellet went way lower than expected, straight into the heart and lungs for an instant drop. Now I have a range finder, good scope and know my rifle I comfortably take these shots and it is even more satisfying than that first pot shot.
your credentials at the beginning was more than enough evidence of a competent shooter, if you ask me
I have BSA break barrel . 177 Air Gun, which was purchased by my Father in 1960's.
The gun is in running condition
Thanks for sharing. 3 questions, - What magnification did you take those shots at?
-What is the make & model scope with power? - what yardage are you zeroed at for that shot? Thanks 👍
Great vid. Got a rabbit in my backyard. One lives under the deck. I need a clean shot so it doesn't run under the deck and die. This video gave me great confidence to get the job done.
Name the rifle and scope used in video also name the pallets grain plz
And keepup the good work love that long range shot perfaction
Thanks for the comments - interesting info about the remaining power at longer ranges, I hadn't done the calculations. I don't like shooting too close with a .177 as I find it goes straight through and doesn't transfer all the energy. Accurate rangefinding is key, and the laser gizmo makes all the difference for me as I can't guesstimate accurately enough.
Glad someone has addressed long range shooting with air rifles as its always controversial. I am not saying ping off at anything at 80 yards. Plot your trajectory with chairgun by entering every known value possible then cross reference by shooting paper targets using the information given by chairgun to check it for accuracy between when it tells you and what you experience in real life. Best used when you can rely on a good steady position and shooting known distances. Such as shooting to a bait station or feeder. Don't even think about it in the wind as in the field it too much to just guestimate. Might be 5mph where you are shooting from but 10mph where the target is and even 5mph can effect a pellet considerably at 80 yards. As always with air rifle shooting if in doubt get closer if at all possible.
James that's some nice shooting out of a sub 12-ft/lb airgun. Not much room for error calculating at those distances.
This is an example of excellent shooting, all those criticising it only do so because of their own lack of skill. If you put the numbers into the chair gun app you'll see that a pellet from a 12ft lb rifle will retain enough kinetic energy to kill a rabbit (5ft Lb) up to 110-120 yards. Therefore, as long as the shooter can place his shot correctly which we have seen this bloke clearly can, then there is plenty of energy to humanely kill.
I have a kill from 110 metres with .177 air arms s200 running at 10.5 ftlb
@@bobdillon4103 a typical 0.177 from a 10.5fpe powered gun would only have 2.8fpe at 110 yards. That is below what is recommended for a good kill on a rabbit.
@@rattytattyratnett who the hell 'recommended' the lowest power?
(It actually takes less than 2ft lb to penetrate a rabbit's skin fur and skull)
Amen!!! Been saying this FOR YEARS!!! especially with archery. I can hit a plate at 110 yards 10/10 times. I shoot my bow every day. Not most days, everyday. I know my skill, yet losers still try to give me advice based off their own lousy skill... lmfao
Not sure if i'm looking forward to the windage video. I suspect, like this video, it may tempt more shooters to take shots they shouldn't be taking and there will be bunnies with wounds to jaws/ snouts who will die slowly.
A missed head shot is far more humane that any BODY shot on a squirrel or rabbit. A head shot is either a kill or a clean miss. Your scenario is one in a million.
That's the whole purpose of sighting in and practicing at the range *FIRST.* Any good shooter knows they must prepare first.
@@MissionaryInMexico it’s not a question of preparation. Do you think his groupings at 80 yards are going to be the size of a rabbit’s brain? Look at the grass movement in the wind. Even with the rifle on a bench rest indoors I doubt it. Try it if you doubt me. We select our best pellet usually for a 25m zero and are happy to get groupings in a 3cm circle
@@drandrewclarke For novice shooters, sure. I put pellets from my pistols within 2.5 cm at 25 meters every time, free standing. But of course I've been shooting for 50 years, and am a highly decorated military expert Marksman. And sniper trained. I expect novice shooters to go out hunting without practice. It's what they do
Great shooting, it's all about confidence and the knowledge which this chap has.
The sound of the rifle being shot and the time it took to hit the rabbit suggests to me he ain't using a sub 12ft lb rifle. Good shot though
Excellent shooting, I know my limit is 65yards so very well done. Great to see true and honest shooting rather than the none so holy as thou 35yard max for anyone. Clearly weather has a lot of influence alone with shooter and rifle+pellet matching and ability.
A real breath of fresh air to cut threw all the BS banded about.
Keep up the excellent work like this !
Train harder .. use smaller targets . Further away .. youl get it .. not for rabbits obviously but to train your aim
We regularly shoot out to 80 yards with hw100's.in strong wind though I would stay a lot closer in as a I don't like animals dying slowly in agony.
Using a sub-12fpe gun to shoot live quarry at these distances is just irresponsible. It's not about how much energy the pellet has... it's about how much energy the pellet can _transfer_ to the target. There's a reason most UK farmers/landowners use .22 rimfires (or centerfire) for rabbits at long range. If you want to shoot live quarry at those ranges, get an FAC and a suitable tool for the job. Nobody can argue that the shooter is accurate and highly skilled, but shooting at live quarry over 50 yards with sub-12 in .177? Get a clue.
Fantastic shooting, If you're capable this is fine. I can't shoot at those ranges so I wouldn't attempt this myself, but it's great to see someone with the skills and equipment doing so.
very good demonstration of what can be done with a sub-12ftlb air rifle
If long range is needed , go fac . At these ranges slight error= suffering . I shoot sub 12 and fullbore. Pick right tool for job
Depends where you are. I'm in Guernsey. You can't have an FAC rifle and hold ammunition unless you are a registered Gun Trader and you can only use an FAC at a Range.
@Happy Day
I would invite you to go back and watch the original video then.
Everyone has to shoot within their own limitation.
I never said I would or could hunt at that range but obviously some people can or we wouldn't be commenting on this video.
Sub 12ft/lb has plenty of energy to get the job done at that range especially from that elevation.
And again in English please?
Well no one believes me why I say I kill rabbits over 50 yards . Mines 177 , 8.4 gr pellets , a pleasure to watch your video
Just seen this, and by now I am sure attitudes have changed. This video proports to indicate what a amazing shot you are. And I will agree if all we see is 100% correct, then you certainly are!. The .177 pellet even in heavy form, sheds speed dramatically over distance, aligned with that is trajectory and ft lb energy. The quote is 'sub 12' that is not a standard of energy. To those watching try this on paper, the truth will be evident to anyone, hoping to get into a 1inch aim point, for a rabbit kill headshot. Field shoot, not benchrest.
What do you mean by; "The quote is 'sub 12' that is not a standard of energy"
@@caerleon87 Because it is not, it's only a reference to the legal limit of 12ft lbs in the uk. The rifle could be 9ft lbs and still qualifies as 'sub 12' . The rifle used here has no reference to its ft lb out put. Every thing being equal 83 yards, headshot amazing.
Brilliant shooting shows what you can do in the right hands. Now go back to the range and play all who say it can’t be done.
Wt pellet used sir please reply
Currently trying to decide .177 or .22. The penetration of the .177 seems to be doing job nicely in this instance. Would the .22 have the same desired effect i wonder??
Great marksmanship sir. Your clearly very experianced knowing exactly where to hold over.
I know it's too late, yet for anyone searching, here is what i learnt from my own researches :
.22 pellets delivers more punch, makes bigger holes, while falling sooner than .177. BUT ! That is math, and nothing more.
People that actually hunt small game with airguns < 15 fpe report no problem hunting with .177 and a noticeable quantity seem to prefer .177 for a number of reasons, like its reach.
What seems to come out as an explanation is that .22 is in the absolute still a small caliber with small impact and makes small holes. Its advantage in punch seems to be unsignificant as it doesn't eliminate the need to shoot at vital organs.
It has better punch, but its penetrating power is apparently no better than .177, and since precision is the main criteria, the ability to penetrate vital points is not as neglectable as it seems. I have seen a video where a rabbit was killed with a heart shot by a 14.7 fpe .177 air rifle. Even though it may be great luck and not a responsible shot, it shows that .177 propelled by a sufficiently powerful airgun is quite deadly.
I think that .177 is on par with .22 for small game hunting, .22 won't have actual "stopping power" and .177 won't allow for an easy clean kill at tremendous distances. They are both small calibers that make small holes and have neglectible kinetic impact. I'd rather have a .177 rifle but I think that it is not a vital question for small game hunting. People should just buy an accurate and as powerful as possible rifle, and decent pellets.
My best was 73 yards confirmed on the range finder. Free standing and a bit fluky perhaps.
My pal, ex rm had one at 80yrds using ballistic calc and a trip pod.
love the funky drummer
Excellent marksmanship. Newbies to hunting, don't even try it. Place 2p pieces at varied ranges, when you can hit the 2p coin 9 out 10 times at any given range, then that's the range that you can responsibly shoot to.
1p, the size of the brain, and 10/10 times, otherwise 1/10 bunnies will suffer.
@@tinkeringtim7999 A grain of rice with the whole of Leviticus 11 written on it, hit your eyes closed and the gun unloaded.
80 yards - rabbit
715fps with 10.5gr Crosman Premier Ultra Magnum(BC = 0.023)
At 80 yards the pellet would deliver 5FPE . that is sufficient for taking rabbit(head shot)
For those with the skill and equipment. More power to you.
I have a very accurate(.177 / 13ft-lb) rifle. I'm just not comfortable shooting small game at ranges greater than 35 yards, and 99% of the time it's inside of 30. With the goal of a quick, clean, humane kill every time, that is my limit. I'm not about to burden everyone, with my limitations.
Shows that .177 is best for 12ft/lb air rifles faster pellets and flatter trajectory . What pellets were you using ?
dobs862 personally I use destroyer pellets. Instant kill at 80 yards, no suffering. Lights out.
Use the rabbits you kill, makes great food.
Impressive, the fact he was shooting down angle helped that hold over too. I think In his situation the 17 hmr would come out.
Type of Air rifle?Scope?? Pellet?Thanks
Well done mate !!!
Incredible ! Thanks for sharing.
works great very happy with it
Amazing shooting 👍
A 12 ftp .177 is probably down to 3 fpe (4 -5 J) at 80 Y.. Would never have thought that could kill anything bigger than "butterflies"...Great shooting skills..
its more like 4fpe at 100 mate
Amazing shots🤙
Great shot!thanks
I took a rabbit many years ago with a Webley tracker at around 60 yards so these days with the sub 12ft rifles we have now we should be taking them at 100 yards plus easy
I bet he actually completely missed that long range bunny at the end. He said its rooks a few hops and dropped, hit in the neck. Yet he didn't show it on camera and it looked as if he initially missed anyway.
+morgan jones If he missed so obviously, he would have just edited it out don't you think?
+morgan jones Naa, that reaction was a classic hit bunny stretched legs hop. Definitely hit it.
What an awesome spot to shoot
Brilliant shooting holdover and under is king at range, ive took a 68 yard rabbit with a hw95 clean headshot but for anything over that i wouldn't
Ive been practicing between 40-90 meters with my budget pr900 to my squirrel gamo target and damn is difficult to hit a rabbit head sized target at more that 50 yards!! Nice hunting
Great in formation to all air gun hunters. iv shot pigeons at 50 to 60 yards on a wind free day.
Thet's pro in action...
Excellent ..!!! .. wouldnt attempt it myself though ... im just not good enough
Slug liners really improve the reach and odds of long range shots.
.177 slug guns cost a lot to build.
For .177 slugs you need a beefier receiver in order to machine large enough ports for all the air needed to move the slugs at 1050+fps (which is the muzzle velocity .177 slugs need to be stable in flight).
Try porting out the gun in this video and there'll be so little material left in the receiver it'll pretty much explode into fragments on the first shot.
In addition you need a much longer barrel, to the point that even just the shooters heartbeat might throw an otherwise "simple" 80 yard shot.
Even then, great, now you have your slug gun, it cost you 2k to build (unless you did it yourself = machinery costs more than 10 times that brand new), now you need slugs.
Slugs are insanely expensive, and that's IF they are available (people that watch all the slug videos get desperate), so now you have to make them too.
You get where this is going.
Yeah sure, the South Africans and Utah Airguns blast away .22 slugs like they were candy, but they OWN or have close sponsorship relations to the companies that makes the guns, scopes, bipods, rangefinders, slugs, the whole shebbang, and so, they can very well afford it 👍
Heck, their bipods cost more than ALL of the equipment this legend uses.
I'm not saying the other youtubers dont know how to shoot (most of them cut their bones on rifles like the one in this video), but you have to look at those videos for what they are: Marketing.
@@ToreDL87 Wow! Thanks for sharing. I has no idea about any of this.
@@Titoscudd Glad I could be of some (albeit limited) assistance.
Nobody is a master, I've been humbled on more than one occasion myself.
And if someone intimately involved in .177 slug rifles were to fine-comb my previous reply, they'd probably find errors too!
So remember to always keep asking on all of these airgun videos, while UA-cam still allows them!
@@ToreDL87 ua-cam.com/video/WlI4YAmnNa0/v-deo.html sub 12ftlb .177 shooting slugs, are they not stable in flight here?
very good shooting,
Cool shots, but I doubt the rifle is set at sub 12fpe because a pellet leaving the muzzle at 822fps and weighing approximately 8 grains will need to have a ballistic coefficient of at least 0.0600 to have the minimum required 5fpe for a humane kill head shot, unless the skulls of the isle are softer. I wish the video had stated the pellet type, weight and muzzle velocity. Numbers don't lie, but you can lie with numbers; although, I did see the rabbits did not suffer, too, much with the calculated 1fpe at 80 yards with an average round nose pellet, which gives the best B.C. number when fired from the muzzle at 12fpe, but cool video and I liked the sniper tape with the visual circumferences showing the ranges.
there's a lot wrong with this comment .. an 8.44 grain pellet (jsb exact's spec) with a bc of 0.027 (also jsb exact's spec) will have a 545.48fps leftover velocity at 80 yards, from a 790fps muzzle velocity. this equates to 5.58 fpe. I chose jsb exacts here as they are one of the most commonly used pellets.
Simply amazing..
100 yards is my max for my pellet rifles pcp and gas piston but i live in u.s.a i got a 20 foot pound gun running jsb 18 through it (pcp).22 and the gas with 17 footpounds with CPH (pcp gamo urban, gas piston gamo whisper wildcat)
You can happily do 100y with a sub 12ftlb gun.. you guys are lucky you have more ftlb to start with before a license is needed.. have a look on my UA-cam channel I have 2 videos with my hw100 sub 12ftlb using JSB 8.44g in a 4.53mm.
Game over & out in the US air guns aren’t covered by any firearms laws. They’re popular for hunting within city limits (where you can’t use a firearm and because air guns aren’t one ....) so in effect you can walk into a shop and buy what you like.
@@happynotnormal sounds like a hunters dream... awesome dude awesome.
It all depends on what cal it is and how many ft per second .. Not every air rifle can do that unless the power is there
Both are specified in the video: .177 and 12 ft lbs (a measure of power, not speed as speed varies with pellet weights)
James Bond version of wabbit hunting
Clean kill should always be no.1 priority.
It’s a hunters responsibility to place 10/10 shots inside a 1 inch circle practicing in hunting conditions.
I don’t find it clever to take long shots at live game even if the range is known,any small gust of wind will result in a wounded animal.A good hunter will use field craft to normally get to within 30 or so yards of a rabbit,maybe 40 in ideal conditions if the range is known and not much wind.A good hunter will have the self control and patience to not take risky shots.
I’ve spoken my peace.
Hi James, can you do something similar to this using .177 with JSB knockouts want to see the difference, the JSB Knockout slugs in .177 are better than the JSB pellets for longer shots :)
I wouldn't bother, the drop will be like .22 and basically pointless for long range for sub 12 ft ib
@@mrcaboosevg6089 guess you've not checked the weight of the jsb knockouts, plus the coefficient is much better... Designed for sub 12
great shots
Beautiful shots, what is the fps
Mad shit talk In the comments. I’ve killed a few squirrel at 70-80 yards with my spring gun and a shot to the lungs. Pellet came to rest just under the opposite side rib cage. But also I live in America I can buy a .22 rifle for 1/3 as much money as a pcp air rifle and it will shoot accurately with good killing power out to 200 or more yards. even 30 ft lbs is weak, a 22lr generates like 88-108 depending on loading. But if it works it works, pellet slingers have worked for me you just have to make a very good shot.
I use a hatasan supertact mod.25 .177 I've killed countless ground squirrels with it out past 60yards and most kills where in 40mph wind I live in so cal desert that's a slow wind !!!
What scope are you using there?
What caliber is that u are using
A UK spec air gun wouldn't be my first choice for 80 yard pest control.
If the pests are in the UK, you don't have a much of a choice, unless you go through the considerable hassle of getting a license.
Old Pro that's all it takes .
I’m sure this post probably won’t get checked by your good self anymore.. but 10/10 if you can do it and you can then absolute fair play..
For anyone watching the man is up a height where the breeze is.. as his range falls to the rabbit’s they are more sheltered.. as another chap says! He did it..
And a .177 does have enough power to take humanly at that distance..
Mine to date is humanly at 58 yards..
But I will be pushing that out further..
It’s just time, plotting the trajectories and practice, along with reading the conditions.
we have knock down targets at 85 yrd an golf balls at 70 yrd at my local range ... when you now your rifle is spot and know ya holdovers these are not hard to hit ...
Witch pellets do you use for this long shot
Ordinary roundheads. I think these were Accu-Pell. / Charlie
My dads shot a rabbit from 200m with a 22
Good eye
Nice. Rabbits, birds, beaver would be my air rifle game. Add fishing qnd you might have your protein covered.
How much power is left in the pellet at those ranges ?, obviously they are still killing the rabbits so very good shooting but the power curve on a .177 goes down pretty quickly at range, so wondered if anyone has tested this
4-5 ftlbs ish. not much but enough.
I used chairgun to work out the range my rifles no longer have lethal energy for a humane kill. Figures of between 5-3 ftlbs are often quoted is minimum on target energy for a clean kill.
My .177 (with aa field) drops bellow 5ftlbs at 65 yards and bellow 3ftlbs at 105y. My .22 (with aa field) drops bellow 5ftlbs at 100y and 3ftlbs at 160y. High ballistic coefficient going on there, both sub 12ftlbs.
They would make some good wild rabbit stews... some red wine tomato juice and bayleaves. MMMM!!!
I shoot most of my game at anywhere between 30 to 80 no problem but you have to be good at it I've act never had a injured animal hatsan at44 perfect Everytime
Same here fella, I push out to 100y and drop them in a thumb size target..
(I have 2 videos on my UA-cam channel)
I shot my friends Benjamin Nitro break barrel last weekend. .22 caliber\30ft\lbs. Shot a squirrel at 30 yards through the head, out the top of the skull, and through the feeder. Way too much power and heavy a pellet for such small game animals. I will stick with .177\20 ft\lbs guns for varmint hunting. Far more deformation and a total lack of over penetration like the Benjamin. Air rifles are deadly accurate all the way out to 60 yards or more. P.S. The .22 pellet had little deformation and wasted a lot of energy. Had to shoot the squirrel two more times in the head before he died. Not good.
Are you sure your shots were hitting? Three .22 headshots at 20ft ibs on a squirrel before death????
People like you give this hobby a bad name. Those distances are well outside the capability of sub12 fpe air rifles. One twitch from the rabbit or a small gust of wind and the rabbit has a pellet lodged in it for the rest of its life. If you want to shoot at long distance then get an FAC air rifle, rimfire or HMR17 which are the correct tools for the job.
Al the butt hurt people who can't shoot at range in the comment section lol haha
There was also no mention of elevation which would effect poi
What is fps rifle are you using in this video ?
Absolutely not. This will encourage people to routinely attempt these shots and probably end up with air gun hunting being banned like in several other countries. The slightest mishit, even to the head will just wound with a low power air gun. And you will get mishits. Get a proper gun like a 17hmr for gods sake.
It's the UK, not the USA. You can't just walk into a store and walk out with firearm.
I had a video banned on here for shooting golf balls at 130m wuth a 97k . Times change
You should not be taking shots at this range not possible to have clean shots all the time how many have you wounded
Fast wind for me is like 80+
What magnificent were you using and what zero? Thanks
Uhm, I think he was using all 7 of The Magnificent 7 with zero left over. LOL!
.177 diana p1000 can hunting rabbit 80yards???? Anyone know please answer
NO
Aus needs to make air rifles legal, got a whole lot of rabbits need killing at the farm and I don't have a gun and licence.
Slingshot with 8mm lead bearings does the job once you practice.
Damn British people narrate their hunts like they are snipers with the range and scope calibration. But being from Missouri it's good to know some people elsewhere practice ethical hunting because many people around here just shoot "to hit" the animal. Good shooting and I'm sure the rabbit was very good eating too.
I would use a .22 long rifle but that may not be an option for him. As long as he can hit them in the head and get through the skull it will work. Most of the time I shoot a few while pheasant hunting with a 20 gauge. It only takes one good pellet from a 20 gauge to kill one.
@@bibothor206 Why the rabbits seemed pretty dead to me I didn't even see any follow ups required?
Ironic how any fao and countless shooters that have appeared on this channel will state if your good 40mtr kills...as a shooter and land owner I find the shooting displayed skill full but to many variables to harm instead of kill....it’s a poor advert unless your using fac air rifles.and things will never change,a 177 is a paper puncher and used as it takes far less skill than the 22 and 25......
You wouldn't want to be on his S. list.
Damian Williams just cus u can't shoot doesn't mean other people can't !!!
Which pellets use¿
That’s stupid you should be using a high power air rifle for them ranges & good pellet.. jsb or slugs
makes me laugh,al the Jealous nobs in the comment section, 😃
What is the rifle
BSA
He shoot him In The eye the best I could do was the chest
whot is a scope?
What pellets are you using
From memory, these are Crosman Accupell. / Charlie
air gun modle plese
I know they come in plague numbers so do kangaroos but I can't kill them.Ive shot a boar pig but i couldnt shoot a sow ,if they look too cute i cant squeeze the trigger.lol. I know I wouldn't hesitate for a Millie second if it was a dangerous human,cute or not,wouldn't matter if they looked like Halle Berry,if they have bad intentions I'm good to go.