Squirrel Hunting Pics, 2010
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didnt think this was too shabby for the first two hours of opening day
yes i know my shots are all a bit off. i am used to taking shots past 30 yards, even up to 75 on occasion. not one of them was shot at more than 10 yards and i didnt think to compensate for the height of the scope. eventually got it figured out by the sixth one (second one down in the pic. you can just see the hole below his ear).
the big guy at the bottom was shot facing me at all of 8 FEET!!! thank goodness i dont use a shotgun!
yes i know my shots are all a bit off. i am used to taking shots past 30 yards, even up to 75 on occasion. not one of them was shot at more than 10 yards and i didnt think to compensate for the height of the scope. eventually got it figured out by the sixth one (second one down in the pic. you can just see the hole below his ear).
the big guy at the bottom was shot facing me at all of 8 FEET!!! thank goodness i dont use a shotgun!
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engineerbrian
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oops, my bag. my son has both, got them confused.
didnt think this was too shabby for the first two hours of opening day
yes i know my shots are all a bit off. i am used to taking shots past 30 yards, even up to 75 on occasion. not one of them was shot at more than 10 yards and i didnt think to compensate for the height of the scope. eventually got it figured out by the sixth one (second one down in the pic. you can just see the hole below his ear).
the big guy at the bottom was shot facing me at all of 8 FEET!!! thank goodness i dont use a shotgun!
http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=129248&d=1287451202
Nice! Great 2 hours worth of shooting.
Beware, next time they'll know you're comin!
jim in Anchorage
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Looks like a Model 52 Winchester sporter to me. First class, listed at $145.50 in my 51 gun digest. This was when you could buy a 870 Rem for $69.95!!
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