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Those JSB 25.39 gr. Hades Monsters hits them hard.

I”ll keep them coming. How are you making out at the place you’re going to?

Thank you sir. Not the best quality footage with the couple shots through the chicken wire fencing, but it’ll do I guess.

I just today ordered two mags for my .22 cal BRK Ghost plus a single shot loader for it from Maple.

Was able to kill 10 last night ( video is of only 4 of the 10). Same setup. Ghost .22 cal. JSB Hades Monsters 950 fps. Pard DS 35 50 LRF scope. Primos trigger sticks with Bog death grip rifle rest attached.

I just got my filter in today. Is it safe to assume that the cartridge inside the filter already has both caps removed?

The only other night scope I had was the Pard NV 008. Once the DS35 version came out, I sold the NV 008 right away and bought it.

Great stuff. I really like the Pard scope also. The DS 35 scope is so easy to setup and navigate to. The built in BC calculator on it is great.

Sure is exciting. Especially when you’re scanning, and look back from where you just were and suddenly there’s one sitting there looking at you head on. My favorite shot.

6 kills last night. Ghost .22 cal. Shooting the 25.39 gr. Hades Monsters this time at 950 fps. Primos trigger sticks with Bog Death Grip rest attached. Pard DS35 50 scope. The Hades Monsters really rips them up. Could only grab 3 of the dead ones due to the fact I couldn’t get to the 3 others...

Get out there. I’m gonna be going tonight again around 9 pm. Can’t wait.

Back in the day years ago, before all this touchy-feely crap you probably would’ve been welcome there

Exactly. Take the shot as they come. The good thing is with night vision, they have no clue I’m there. Plenty of them to. Most times they scatter when the shot hits a rat, Then within minutes or even seconds sometimes, they’re back out again. Plus I have different spots there that are separated...

I love to hear the “pop” when the round connects. Sounds so much louder in real life. I’m using the Pard DS 35 50 LRF scope. Once you set the proper parameters and sight in you’re all set. Takes one second to range the distance and it’s pretty damn accurate. Super easy to use and setup to.

They really are big. And with so much grain and food around, they get really fat there.