Posted by Ivan in Mich on November 21, 2016 at 14:42:40 from (174.124.237.228):
In Reply to: Air rifle question posted by sourgum on November 21, 2016 at 11:39:18:
I have an RWS rife and at 25 yards it will put a .177 pellet thru a 3/4 board. I have shot rabbits and squirrels with it. I shot a wood chuck at about 30 yards and it went about 50 feet before dying. I have shot coon also but they ran off, I am sure if they were hit in the right place it would kill them. When we were in high school we use to coon hunt and we shot many coons with a CO 2 pistol on low branches and it killed them. Buddy shot a big boar coon once and it just p### him off. Glad we had the 22 that night
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