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For shooting stuff in the backyard because there is no backdrop, but flat fields.

Been looking at getting a .22 cal pellet gun. Is there any difference in the ones under $300? Do the silencers on them help at all? What kind of accuracy is obtainable with them? Thanks

Go hunting as quickly as possible. :D

Seems like it should be. Could be a lot fun experimenting with the depth. I tend to collect milk jugs to shoot, really pleases the wife :D

The Hornadys were hp, that’s why I’m curious, just trying to replicate what I had. I had one travel from behind the ribs through the cavity and came out underneath the neck in the throat area, she dropped right there, shot was about 70 yards. Never thought penetrating would be an issue with that...

Makes it hard for them to be considered a short-range weapon when they are that capable. Have you ever drilled holes in your molded bullets to make them hollow points?

Ya, I ended up with an in-line because Idaho changed rules after I bought a CVA Elkhorn. Your not joking about a single shot rifle. With the pellets, easy sabots, and shotgun primers you can almost reload as fast as a normal rifle.

It seems that happens a lot. The stuff that made the company is no longer cost effective so it gets dropped. Looks like I may have a few more choices, but definitely going to start getting the stuff to make my own.