Eastownclan
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Going to keep my ammo in boxes at the range from now on. The guy's spent casing sets off a live round sitting on the shooting bench. Don't know how to inbed the video but the twitter link takes you to it.
Got guns?
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Eastownclan
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I think it also has to be the rounded lower ridge of the shell hitting the primer at a 1 in a million angle. Still, better safe than sorry for me in the future.
10 rounds @ 50 yds.
I need to work on my trigger touch.
I need to work on my trigger touch.
ISK
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Here's my weapons of mass destruction...okay I'm Canadian and we can't own real guns, so pellet guns they are
I bought the pellet rifle in grade 8 for five bucks...that was 1972
The pistol on the bottom left is a single shot air pump
The other is a CO2 revolver that has a 8 round clip (.177 caliber) or 6 rounds of BB's
CO2 cartridges, .177 pellets, BB's (plus the 6 round BB clip) and gun oil
The indoor range.... 31 feet (10 meters) with an assortment of beer tins
I bought the pellet rifle in grade 8 for five bucks...that was 1972
The pistol on the bottom left is a single shot air pump
The other is a CO2 revolver that has a 8 round clip (.177 caliber) or 6 rounds of BB's
CO2 cartridges, .177 pellets, BB's (plus the 6 round BB clip) and gun oil
The indoor range.... 31 feet (10 meters) with an assortment of beer tins
bam0813
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Heres a piece i had done on dad’s rifle after he passed. Rifle isn’t anything special as far as rifles go. Old Mark X mauser action in .30-06 but its higher quality than most field grade rifles i see on shelves now. We occasionally liked to bump heads so it was fitting lol
ISK
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It's a Slavia 624, single shot, .177 caliber, break barrel air rifle that was manufactured in the former Czechoslovakia somewhere between 1955 and 1977.
ISK
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We can own certain rifles/shotguns for hunting but it's continuously becoming more restrictive....pistols are another story, they are extremely restrictive here in Canada.
I believe any air rifle/pistol over 400 fps requires a gun permit/licence (the same as a firearm), so most of these ones sold in department stores are under 400 fps to avoid the hassle of federal regulations
bam0813
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That’s cool.
nice shooting. Can i ask why not just adjust that group. Id be happy but i know thats me .No its not smallest group but most cant make one hole ragged or not. Especially in a ten shot string