Slowest FPS but still able to kill
#22
I hope you realize shooting song birds is illegal. Posting it here that you are about to shoot some isn't very smart.
Just practice on paper targets. No need to shoot robins. It can land you with a huge fine and possibly make it impossible to get a hunting license in the future.
Think about it!
Just practice on paper targets. No need to shoot robins. It can land you with a huge fine and possibly make it impossible to get a hunting license in the future.
Think about it!
#24
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Mi.
Posts: 250
Depends.
If you're talking about a .177 pellet, yes, but I agree with the above posted range of 50 ft. or less.
But if that's a .22 cal pellet, then I'd set the range at 30 yds. or 90 ft.
I've shot them at up to 30 yds with a .22 pellet, head shots but it kills them right then & there.
If you're talking about a .177 pellet, yes, but I agree with the above posted range of 50 ft. or less.
But if that's a .22 cal pellet, then I'd set the range at 30 yds. or 90 ft.
I've shot them at up to 30 yds with a .22 pellet, head shots but it kills them right then & there.
#26
Spike
Join Date: Jul 2018
Location: Louisiana
Posts: 3
Shot placement and gear knowledge.
I shoot traditional archery over compounds and crossbows and it is much slower. Compounds shoot on average around 320fps, crossbows probably around 340 and some reach up to 450. The way I counter this is I shoot a heavier grain arrow and know and understand my gear. Since I'm not shooting fast i have to have the power on my side.
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