Long Range Varmint Hunting
Taking Shots at 500 – 800 yards. Amazing shooting at small critters….
It never ceases to amaze me what modern rifles, optics and ballistics can do.
Taking Shots at 500 – 800 yards. Amazing shooting at small critters….
It never ceases to amaze me what modern rifles, optics and ballistics can do.
This is an awesome display of various bullet types and weights hitting different materials including ballistic gel, metal plates, targets, silhouettes, etc.
Be sure to watch this all the way to the end – especially the hollow points hitting the gel.
Enjoy,
Flatlander
I was driving by one of the parks in town today and heard a crunch. Since I wasn’t paying any attention to what the heck was going on around me, it startled me. Which made me realize that I was daydreaming and could have run over 3 handycapped kids and a church lady without even knowing it. BUT, lucky for me, when I looked in my rear view mirror, what I saw was a squirrel trouting on the street behind me.
Those of us who shoot squirrels on a regular basis know that if you get a perfect head shot, and take out the brain, (what little there is), the autonomic reflexes in the squirrel make it flop all over the place, and we call that trouting. It looks like a Marlin tail walking across the bay. LOL
So, obviously I’m so good that even when I’m not paying attention, I can get a brain shot on a squirrel with my truck. Dang I’m good! They don’t call me Squirrel Sniper for nothing… (OK, Yea, I named myself Squirrel Sniper… So What.)
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