The last few days I have gone to the range for a couple of hours a day. Shooting my FX and my new Air Wolf. The FX loves the Crossman Hollow point. I was shooting at some shotgun shells at 53 yards, This is to easy, I said....so I laid them down so I could just see the brass end of some 20 guage shells. They are setting on a picnic table bench. Then I went to .45 caliber shells setting on 30.06 shells. Now that is a challenge. Those are hard to see at 53 yards. Yep, I hit them, but it took several shots.Today I went hunting squeaks, I got six. Longest shot was 88 yards. He just laid down. No dance no tail wag, just died right there. I keep and eye on him for the next hour while I shot others and he was still there when I left. I had never seen one just die like that before.I also seen a herd of 16 antelope. They are a beautiful animal.
Practice makes perfect!
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Mr Del
, Nov 03 2010 01:35 PM
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Posted 03 November 2010 - 01:35 PM
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Posted 03 November 2010 - 03:32 PM
Nice!
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Posted 05 November 2010 - 03:33 PM
the american pronghorned antelope is a beautiful animal ... sounds like you had a very good day indeed mrdel 
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