A suppressed .22 is still a very dangerous threat to anyone around. It will assuredly go through the bird and travel on to neighbors.
Wow. Short of shooting in the Olympics, what on earth does a person do with a $2000 air rifle?
I have an old air rifle that just needs the seals replaced, I suppose this is a good argument for that. Though the mandate from the "responsible" party was "don't kill them". Lame, I know.
I was thinking about using birdshot, not a slug. But yes, certainly not the wisest move in the city limits.
Not a bad idea. Is discharging an airgun legal in populated areas? Maybe on a weekend when the missus is out of town...
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Cheap(er) alternative to long range rifle shooting. They have a lot of competitions for them I guess. I learned a lot walking into their store one day. They let me demo one of their rifles and I was hooked.
The sound barrier is usually broken anywhere between 1,060 to 1,200 feet per second, depending on the conditions. The speed of sound is influenced by outside factors such as elevation, air pressure, and air temperature."Oh shit, this might do the job real nice like...Crosman Shockwave (.177)
Nitro Piston Powered Break Barrel, Air Rifle with QuietFire Sound Suppression and 4x32 Scope (Model: CS7SXS)
You'll put your eye out.
