Air Arms Owners Club

Dropped half a dozen long tails t'other night on our farm shoot.

We saw quite a few while doing our rounds. Steve dropped a few Corvids too but couldnt retrieve any from the dense undergrowth in the wood.

Had a really good night......









The last one in the pics is one I shot head on. It twitched as I pulled the trigger and the pellet entered its face and traveled about a third dwn its body and exited out of its left flank. Not a text book head shot by any means but it done the trick

smart bit of shooting there gordon, looks like rolands in for a tough time
theres always one that moves his napper just as you squeeze the trigger
happened to me a couple of weeks ago, he moved forward 2 inches to try and fill his gob with the breadcrumbs, killed him stone dead with a perfect heart shot
glad you and yer marrer are enjoying your new shoot

Cheers Steve.
I've not done any rat shooting at night apart from the past month or so, but I'm loving this night vision malarkey. It's opened up a totally new ball game for me and I must say I'm rather enjoying it!

Steve is a really good teacher who enjoys watching me nail them as much as he does shooting em his self

He's a damned good shot with his 100 too

I hope your holding that roland up close too the camera...if not that rat is huge

nice shooting .

eboswan wrote:I hope your holding that roland up close too the camera...if not that rat is huge

Lol! He was a big bugger Bri