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It has been blowing a 10 deg. Wind chill outside all afternoon.
Got real bored, went to the cellar and dug out my son’s old CrossMan
.177 cal. pellet gun. I don’t think it has been shot in 3 to 4 yrs.
Oiled and cleaned it up, set up my little indoor range and proceeded to
have me an old fashioned good time.
Wish I could make 3 shot groups like this with all my guns.
Thats very kewl. My set up is just a bit different. I have a plastic storage bin under my archery target and then my pellet trap sits on that. I remove the trap when shooting the longbows. My rifle table is a card table and i use one of the folding seats from the card table. I vary my targets with rat, crow, bunny, and squirrel faces. I used to spend quite a bit of time in the basement shooting bow or pellet rifle or pellet pistol. I have a bunch of the plastic bullets for the .38/.357 and the .45 that I have yet to try out. I will have to do that some day.
Mike Johnson,
"Only those who will risk going too far, can possibly find out how far one can go." T.S. Eliot
Yes; those plastic bullets can be re-used. However, they are more powerful that most people believe. A hit at the wrong place can be fatal to many creatures; possibly even a human.
That said, they are great fun when used properly. Thay can also be wonderfully accurate.
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I built that target box a few years ago specifically for these. Properly caught, you can reuse plastic "bullets" many times over.