wouldnt you wanna

Originally posted by Syanide@Sep 4 2003, 02:22 AM
Its a silencer Bucky, alot of noise comes out of the barrel from the spring, because it has nowhere else to travel, but after the pellet, the silencer has 'special' sound absorbing grids in it to stop the soun travelling any further, so basically, when im shooting rabbits from 10-20 feet (which is close,and i dont always shoot as this range) , they cannot hear the sound, only a silent (at that range) crack and then if i miss :P, a hole in the ground a a thud, but the advantage of a silencer is that it doesnt scare the shit out of everything else after you've taken your shot, and also, doesnt wake the farmers

:Oo: "doesn't wake the farmers"? :Oo:

Here is a guess: Syanide is shooting farmers' domestic rabits in their cages... that explains how he manages to get as close as 10-20 ft from them...

A word of advice: Next time shoot them at 10-20 inches so that you won't miss... that often... lose the optics, though, it won't be of much use at that distance

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oops! :bucky!:

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Originally posted by Greywolf+Sep 4 2003, 06:01 AM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Greywolf @ Sep 4 2003, 06:01 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin--Syanide@Sep 4 2003, 02:22 AM
Its a silencer Bucky, alot of noise comes out of the barrel from the spring, because it has nowhere else to travel, but after the pellet, the silencer has 'special' sound absorbing grids in it to stop the soun travelling any further, so basically, when im shooting rabbits from 10-20 feet (which is close,and i dont always shoot as this range) , they cannot hear the sound, only a silent (at that range) crack and then if i miss :P, a hole in the ground a a thud, but the advantage of a silencer is that it doesnt scare the shit out of everything else after you've taken your shot, and also, doesnt wake the farmersÂ*

:Oo: "doesn't wake the farmers"? :Oo:

Here is a guess: Syanide is shooting farmers' domestic rabits in their cages... that explains how he manages to get as close as 10-20 ft from them...

A word of advice: Next time shoot them at 10-20 inches so that you won't miss... that often... lose the optics, though, it won't be of much use at that distance [/b][/quote]
Lemme, see, i shoot in their fields, and sometimes they pay me, IN SUMMER the farmers like to go to bed early and the rabbits come out of their holes at around 9:15, just as the sun goes down, and the farmers have to get up and do whatver they have to do early, IE, milk cows etc. Yeah Optics helps, but id really like to put an attatchment on fro Iron sights for my rifle, because sometimes its just easier that way

sry Syanide thats Bullplop! :Oo: :P

Originally posted by CHILLERKILLER@Sep 9 2003, 01:15 AM
sry Syanide thats Bullplop! :Oo: :P

Just because you dont get to come with me :P