I was out in the backyard late this afternoon sighting in the XS-B3-1 .22 and had just finished shooting a nice group with some CPL's when a starling lands way up in the top of one of my oak trees. I already had a CPL loaded so I made my way over to the corner of the house and shouldered the XS. Distance was just a tad over 20 yards, which is the distance I was sighting the rifle in for, so I put the crosshairs on his chest and pulled the trigger. The CPL hit with a loud POP and the yellow beak fell like a stone. Hit the ground with a thud and never moved. The little rifles first kill !! Can't post a pic,,,, having some problems with the stupid camera,,, I think my memory chip committed suicide :( ,, but the little rifle took out the starling like a a pro. :)
After nailing the starling I decided to test some other pellets for some grouping tests. Long story short,,,,,, found out the XS loved superdomes, so I re-sighted her in for the superdomes. Still have quite a few pellets to do grouping tests with, but for right now she's sighted in dead on with the superdomes and I'll keep her handy for "backyard patrol" duties.....
Jeff