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Nice!Took out a kingfisher @90 with the .25 I have.
Oh wow I never knew they were pests, I once hand dug a fish pond with my dad when I was teen. 3 feet deep, 12 feet long, lined with plastic, edged in wood......stocked with my prize gold fish breeders. One sat morning I wake up and come down stairs and my sister was like hey! look at that cool blue heron! I freaked and grabbed my pellet gun but she scared it away before I could shoot em. No idea if they were protected but if I had my way he woulda been compost.Took out a kingfisher @90 with the .25 I have.
Anytime, I do have a question for you because yours is in .25. There’s a big misconception that the Gunnar in .25 is an inaccurate gun. This coming from YouTube videos. What’s your experience with that?Nice!
BTW, thanks for shipping the Gunnar to me quickly.
Good day sir, I have 3 ponds stocked with trout, bass ect with a feeder stream that native trout swim up and spawn. Protected or not anything messing around with the fish is getting taken out per my law lolOh wow I never knew they were pests, I once hand dug a fish pond with my dad when I was teen. 3 feet deep, 12 feet long, lined with plastic, edged in wood......stocked with my prize gold fish breeders. One sat morning I wake up and come down stairs and my sister was like hey! look at that cool blue heron! I freaked and grabbed my pellet gun but she scared it away before I could shoot em. No idea if they were protected but if I had my way he woulda been compost.
Of course I have not had the gun very long but so far accuracy is not an issue for me. I am shooting JSB 25.39 gr pellets.Anytime, I do have a question for you because yours is in .25. There’s a big misconception that the Gunnar in .25 is an inaccurate gun. This coming from YouTube videos. What’s your experience with that?
I feel the same way about my koi pondGood day sir, I have 3 ponds stocked with trout, bass ect with a feeder stream that native trout swim up and spawn. Protected or not anything messing around with the fish is getting taken out per my law lol. Keeping the natural feed for the fish like crayfish, salamanders, frog ect is also priority.
I made $100 off the baby fish one year (20years back?) ...That's alot of money when your a kid! Battling the wife to build a small pond on my property someday again. I can use the dirt for a nice pellet backstop for my pellet trap tooI feel the same way about my koi pond![]()
The shot I most regret taking was at a kingfisher...it was when my Beman C1 was brand new and I'd never had a pellet gun with as much velocity and accuracy potential as the one I now had. It was a down hill shot and the kingfisher was on a piling that retained the standing boom. Line of sight range was 80 or more yds. but horizontal was closer to 40 or 50. Anyway, I held a bit over and took the open sight shot....and the kingfisher flopped off the piling and thrashed in the water for a few seconds and expired. Always liked kingfishers and never intended to kill one but I did. They never bothered the fish pond we had but in order to do that they'd have to get past the otters and raccoons...another story altogether. If I'd ever had a predation problem with them, I'm sure I wouldn't feel bad about taking one out.Took out a kingfisher @90 with the .25 I have.
That really made the gun look greatUpgraded my Gunnar stock today. I switched out the tube with Mil-Spec version and went with Magpul PRS Lite. I like it much better now
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Oh man I hope ground squirrels are yummyHaving grown up with BB guns and pellet rifle, then firearms, my family, had a lot of long talks with me about the responsibility of shooting an animal. To this day I have never ever fired a warning shot or a see what this will do scenario.
lol my mom also informed me very sternly that anything I shot and killed, for me to be sure I was hungry because I was going to eat it. I guess she just wanted to make sure I wasn’t going to shoot a cat or dog.
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