Sydney Monk
HAM Sniper
Anyone shoot indoor to outdoor either because of limited shooting distance, as a way to lessen noise in case of neighbors, or just out of convenience?
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I hunt rats from the inside of my garage into the back storage shed through a back door. It's roughly about 25 yards. It helps with the noise but it's mostly out of comfort being I have a nice solid table to shoot from.Anyone shoot indoor to outdoor either because of limited shooting distance, as a way to lessen noise in case of neighbors, or just out of convenience?
Sounds like a great idea to me, esp for comfort and more stable shooting.I hunt rats from the inside of my garage into the back storage shed through a back door. It's roughly about 25 yards. It helps with the noise but it's mostly out of comfort being I have a nice solid table to shoot from.
I tried that last summer but I took the screen out, shooting starlings with the S510, benefits: used the kitchen table as a rest, and did not spook em. And we were still eating supper at the time I recallI used to snipe the squirrels from inside my house. Poke a hole through the window screen to stick the barrel out.
Could of just removed the screen frame with out damaging the screen ?I used to snipe the squirrels from inside my house. Poke a hole through the window screen to stick the barrel out.
Smart way to do it!I shoot out the back door pretty reguars i have a target and back drop set up at 20 30 and 50 yards
The IR light flooding the yard is a great idea for locating pests!I shoot daily from inside my home office to the bird feeder at the back of my property. I have old casement windows so I just keep the hardware lubricated and they open very quietly. I rest the rifle on the window frame and sit on a bench. 100’s of rodents shot over the years. I also have a IR light mounted in another window that floods the yard.
Mine has been running every night for 3 years. In my yard it does a good job out to 25 yards, that’s the furthest distance it shines over.The IR light flooding the yard is a great idea for locating pests!
And it's priced right as well at $29.98.Mine has been running every night for 3 years. In my yard it does a good job out to 25 yards, that’s the furthest distance it shines over.
My son does that. While he’s catching up on charting, Heaven help the chipmunk that dares to show itself!I shoot daily from inside my home office to the bird feeder at the back of my property. I have old casement windows so I just keep the hardware lubricated and they open very quietly. I rest the rifle on the window frame and sit on a bench. 100’s of rodents shot over the years. I also have a IR light mounted in another window that floods the yard.
Nice work Dad!My son does that. While he’s catching up on charting, Heaven help the chipmunk that dares to show itself!
Btw, he’s since graduated to a Hatsan Gladius in .25 cal. I got him hooked!
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