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General Discussion To Gateway To Airguns => Hunting Gate => : fatback September 20, 2008, 12:09:21 PM
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I have been dialing in the new R7 for a couple days now, and think I may have finally got it pretty well zeroed in. I took it out back and tried to see if I could find some live targets moving around the yard. I scoped around and before long I saw movement up in the trees about 30 feet up, He was hard to see through all the leaves and then finally he apeared on a large silver beech tree. I got him in the crosshairs and let one fly. I heard the infamous pop and the squirrel came falling to the ground, and I think he was DOA before he even hit the ground. I am glad to have a R7 back in my posession, I really missed my old one.
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Now THAT is a sweet pic !! Beautiful rifle and great shot on that nutter........
Jeff
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Great shot Chris! Beautiful clean looking gun & pic!
Just curious, how "loud" is an R7? What pellet did you use btw?
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Nice shot. A 20 cal headache for that squirrel for sure.
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Picture perfect Chris..
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Thanks, Jeff :)
Harry, the R7 is the quietest springer I own... very quiet and very backyard friendly :) I used a CP 7.9 that comes in the cardboard box. I have a lot of .177 pellets, but I tried an open box I had laying around of the CP 7.9 and it seems to like them. I am still to chrony and try grouping different pellets with it.
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Tommy, it's a .177 . I would like to get one in .20 cal though. someday...lol
Thanks guys :)
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Nice shot. What species squirrel is it? Grey? All we have is fox squirrels here.
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Yes it is a grey squirrel, our seasons in CT for squirrel are January 1st - Feb 29th. sept. 1st - 30th and oct. 18th - Dec 31st.
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Another fine hunt and shot Chris.:) It look's your baby and you are a perfect match..........GREAT PIC!. Ed
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That R7 looks nice.....even nicer with it's prey beside her.