Rats Shoot Using my Artemis PP700

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Max115

Max115

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Finally played with my Artemis PP700 .22 cal recently and I was able to tag 10 rats inside a nursery barn where the farmer keeps the new born calves.

I haven't touched this pistol for a long time so I was having some problem zeroing it for a consistent POI. I later found out it was due to my LDC. After removing it and I was able to keep the POI in a tight group between 5-20 yards.

Enjoy.

 
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Max115 said:
Finally played with my Artemis PP700 .22 cal recently and I was able to tag 10 rats inside a nursery barn where the farmer keeps the new born calves.

I haven't touched this pistol for a long time so I was having some problem zeroing it for a consistent POI. I later found out it was due to my LDC. After removing it and I was able to keep the POI in a tight group between 5-20 yards.

Enjoy.

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Max, good job there. I can't imagine night rattin' w/ a single shot gun, especially at close range. My fumble fingers would drop more pellets than load!
 
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Contndr35BB said:
Max, good job there. I can't imagine night rattin' w/ a single shot gun, especially at close range. My fumble fingers would drop more pellets than load!
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Thanks for watching. Ya, kinda tough to use a single loader for rats without having some panic attacks, lol. I am waiting for the replacement o rings for my AirArm S510. A 10 shots repeater will allow me for quick follow up shots.
 
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Max115 said:
Thank you. Yes, this pistol is surprisingly accurate with the right pellets. Only negative is the single shot capacity and maybe a bit more power. Thanks for watching.
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In a high intensity ratting situation like you showed, single loading is the only downside and why I ultimately moved away from the platform. But I do regret selling it because it was a deadly rig.
 
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