First to fifth blood with the new 17 caliber Redwolf.

[Flintsack]

I’ve been shooting this rifle at 100 and 130 yards with incredible accuracy. It makes no sense to me how accurate it’s shooting Crossman premier heavies, at 30 foot pounds.

This guy poked his head and shoulders above a log at 91 yards. One shot kill. I’m quite pleased with this rifle. The owl approved.

 

[AncientSword]

Beautiful gun and pics!

 

[qball]

Very nice!!!

 

[kabukicrack]

Them CP pellets are hard as rocks. It must have struck that lil sucka like a freight train...

Was the impact a total pass through at that yardage?...my bet it was...

Superb shot & rifle...

 

[Flintsack]

yes, total pass through, I swear I could see red mist coming out when it hit... This one is number two for the day at 93 yards.

 

[Ranchibi]

Wonderful shots with a fantastic Redwolf! Nice photos.

 

[Mack-Attack]

Wow thats amazing, whats the farthest you've pushed it out to?

 

[Motorhead]

That is smoken those 10.5's out the barrel !!! math says a tad over 1100 fps to make 30 fpe

 

[Flintsack]

I figured it has to be a little over 1100, because it’s cracking the sound barrier. My crony has taken too much lead, and is not working.

The farthest I’ve shot it is 130 yards. This was my luckiest five shot group. 

 

[Flintsack]

103 yards, I had to go for a body shot because of the angle. You can just see the tiny hole where it went in, and nothing came out. I was holding 6 inches left for wind, kind of like prairie dog shooting at 300 yards.

mike

 

[L.Leon]

That is some awesome long range squirrel hunting. Amazing that a .177 can be so deadly accurate at such distances and under field conditions.

 

[Flintsack]

Thank you.
Keep in mind I am shooting at an established distance, And I’ve practiced shooting in the wind at this exact distance and direction. I have food out for the deer, and I strive to keep the squirrel population low for a variety of reasons.

mike

 

[L.Leon]

@Flintsack, You are a really good shooter to be able to confidently make those shots. Knowing the distance and reading the wind helps, but the shooter still has to send it. Kudos to you.

 

[Flintsack]

They were flopped down literally on top of each other, where they rolled off the log five hours apart.