Tonight I was getting ready to leave our new 5 acres we're cleaning up to build a house on. I'm aware that there is a flock of pigeons that roost in the steel Butler grain bin on our property. Well, it was a little after dusk so I grabbed the TF-89 and sat down by the base of a large locust tree 22 yards away as they circled and attempted to land. I shot at one as it hovered above the lid and barely missed. About 2-3 minutes later, another small flock of pigeons landed. I grilled one in the neck and he slid off the roof and hit the ground with a thud. About 5 minutes later another flock circled for a minute or two and landed. I shot another in the neck and it slid down the roof and almost landed on the first one. It was still standing though. Another H-point smacked into it's neck and it fluttered for a couple seconds then stopped. I then got up and opened the side man-door and used a Mag-Lite to spotlite some in the barn. I only had one pellet so I took good aim and greased a third at about 6 yards. This newly sprung TF-89 really hits HARD! It makes a definite WHOP sound when it hits and is going clear through.
Doug
