dang, those armscors are less than what I paid for my Breakbarrel air rifle, which I am severely disappointed in. I wish I had bought that Marauder PCP though they do cost way more. Love that wooden folding stock on yours.
so it sounds like if one shoots shorts in a LR chamber they need to clean it often, probably even during range sessions to keep the carbon from building up.
Just like when you use 38 in a 357 thy must clean it
I hear you on break barrels. Went through several of those before finally giving up on them. PCP is a lot more accurate Imo (but I've never had the real high end air arms or similar break barrels though so I can't stay about those). Yesterday 4 shots = 4 squirrels that dropped like a stone. This morning 1 the same way. They eat my bamboo if I don't thin out these invasive squirrels this time of year.
My back neighbor has chickens so I get rats running between the fenceline and my firewood rack. Its been some fun baiting them thru the breakbarrel but that air rifles been too problamatic to ever buy another one. it holds a group but every day is a different zero that can change any time. took all the fun out of culling the rats.
Reminds me I used to have a video on here of shooting a small rat with 15-22 with binary trigger. Talk about overkill. First shot was to the head though so not too gruesome. I think i deleted it so as to not freak out someone who might be looking from afar from a non firearm (ie peta or whatever) perspective.
when I first noticed rats in the backyard I searched how to remove them and ran into Petas site, they said to live trap them only (of course) and relocate them.... get this, no more than a few hundred yards from where you trapped them. Otherwise they get disorientated and fall victim to natural predators.....
That is insane. Sometimes I wonder if poeple posting that stuff ever go outside the house or do anything hands on in the real world.
yeah, I wont use poison. Ive had great use from a cheap victor snap trap. Some of the older rats would ignore them, they are smart. I built a DIY pellet trap and would bait in front of it for several days, the larger rats would get comfortable with that. I notice after I take out a couple of the larger rats I wouldnt have new rats for a good month... novelty fun on the few rare days with nothing else to do but got tired of rezeroing the breakbarrel even after a few shots sometimes. I know they are vermin but I still dont like to wound anything.
Just submerge the live trap. Empty it, re set , repeat.
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Shooting a brick in your shorts - well, that's a different matter altogether.
Now you need a, "BB Cap" and a "CB Cap" to complete the line up. There was also a .22 Autoloader that was slightly larger in diameter. They even made a .22lr. Tracer at one time.
Try taping a plastic pop bottle over the muzzle. .... I think I read that somewhere.
