well above my skill level to make a shot like that even if it was legal to try
later
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target rich environment----- for Yrrah
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ogre6br
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target rich environment----- for Yrrah
pity the pics are taken from a surburban Melb back yard
range is 100-110 yards to the front of the towers plus whatever you have to add for the height
well above my skill level to make a shot like that even if it was legal to try
later
p
range is 100-110 yards to the front of the towers plus whatever you have to add for the height
well above my skill level to make a shot like that even if it was legal to try
later
p
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crowbuster
Re: target rich environment----- for Yrrah
I used to nail the crows that perched on the power lines outside my last place (quiet street middle of nowhere) with my cz22wmr at 110 metres & it was great fun. I wouldn't go for the ones on the poles though, as I didn't want to risk hitting an insulator then having to explain to the power company what happened 
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Yrrah
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Re: target rich environment----- for Yrrah
They would require a safety net to break the gravity drop thing if they were at "Pinelea" on a still afternoon ..... The Excalibre shot them as far as 109 yards..ogre6br wrote:pity the pics are taken from a surburban Melb back yard
range is 100-110 yards to the front of the towers plus whatever you have to add for the height
well above my skill level to make a shot like that even if it was legal to try
later
p
Very clear pics, a good camera .......... Thanks and Kind regards Harry.