My 8 year old son and I went out yesterday and I took my 40fpe .22 cal Rapid MKII and we saw a few squirrels. First one was at a laserd 36 yards and I took aim flicked off the safety and squeezed the trigger and just as the gun fired for a split second I thought it was broke or I didn't fill it up. The gun was so quite, so smooth and no recoil but then I hear this loud thwack and the squirrel flipped over dead. The second one was at a lasered 51 yards and same results. Since I have been shooting my 60FPE .25cal Air Ranger since I got it I forgot how smooth my Rapid was and how big a difference there is between a 40fpe .22 cal and a 60fpe .25cal. Bigger gun equals more power, more kick and more noise.
Ranch hunting
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, Sep 06 2011 01:50 PM
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Posted 06 September 2011 - 01:50 PM
.177 Custom 1377c Mac-1 tuned, .177 TX200 MKIII, .177 R.A.W. TM1000, .22 Custom Benjamin Marauder, .22 AA S410 - SL XTRA FAC, .22 Theoben Rapid MKII AZ tuned, .25 Daystate Air Ranger tuned
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Posted 06 September 2011 - 02:27 PM
Nice shooting. I was reading some of the Rapid vs Air Ranger vs FX Royale debates out there on the web. Some of these guys are really passionate about their airguns.
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