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Iguana chick
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I loved the time the lady in question shot a LARGE one out of a tree , and it almost landed on a Merc. heart in mouth time.
Orion, has this subject covered,for me. looks aside
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Orion, has this subject covered,for me. looks aside
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not only catches them with a capture stick, she bare hands them frequently.
tough gal right there !!! she is doing an awesome job....
she knows what she is doing before she takes a shot
tough gal right there !!! she is doing an awesome job....
she knows what she is doing before she takes a shot
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I loved the time the lady in question shot a LARGE one out of a tree , and it almost landed on a Merc. heart in mouth time.
Orion, has this subject covered,for me. looks aside.
Jessica thought it was going to hit that Mercedes and ran over to try tocatch it. Luckily it missed.
I like she gives the camera a wry smile when she nails one of those bastards and utters her catch phrase, "Gotchu Iguana!"
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The locally famous story in my SF Bay Area community is that "someone" was seen carrying a BB gun without a case, and the cops went nuts looking for the guy. Never found him, but that incident resulted in news laws designed to protect the public from ANY projectile weapons. So now, even "blow guns" are prohibited in my community. Go figure.
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saw one vid in and around condos , she was shooting her brocock at about 18-25 FPE depending on distance. 18 was barely higher than my hammerli 850 co2 gun.
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@rangur1 What’d you type in the YouTube search box to find this particular video? I saw one with a blonde shooting them with a fishing bow. Not sure if this is the same person.
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Ha...and do you want them to be regulated so you have to get a license to use them at home? LOL
My point isn’t that we are all should be snowflakes, but that we will lose our ability to play with these things in our backyards and in the woods if the snowflakes do actually start complaining. Takes one Karen whose husband knows the senator or whatever... thats all I am saying.
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I have been watching Jessica's video's too over the last couple of months and in a recent one she gave her background and related area of study at LSU. She is very educated on the plants and wildlife of Florida and acts very professionally doing her job. I too have had some concerns about some shots she takes but more when she was cocking the Brocock bolt with the muzzle pointed down but then swinging it up across the front of houses to take the shot. I hope she can find an easier cocking rifle for her needs and then cocks it while pointing upwards when taking shots in trees or on roofs. I will say in regards to taking upward angle shots if the pellet can travel its full arc before hitting the ground it will have very little energy left. Using a figure of my low power 13 fpe tuned rifle and using the Chairgun and Strelok app. shooting at the optimum angle of between 20 and 45 degrees my 15.89 grain Hades pellet will have around .5 fpe when it hits the ground. Of course the idea is to never take an risky shot. Bill
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The angle can be as flat as 10 to 12 degrees (if it is a pellet -- a slug will have much higher impact velocities than a pellet due to the high BC).
To penetrate skin research found it took 2.2FPE (246fps) at impact for a .22cal pellet to penetrate human skin (16.5gr).
And 2.2FPE (331fps) for a .177cal pellet to penetrate.
Source: http://ssf1910.dk/document/info/balistik.pdf
To penetrate an eye -- probability of hitting one is about as likely as hitting the jackpot in the lottery --
A BB needed 246fps (0.7FPE) average velocity and energy to penetrate.
Note that a .22 has about 50% more impact area, therefore it will need signifiant more energy than then BB to penetrate.
Source: Wound Ballistics Review, 3(1), 10-12: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B_PmkwLd1hmbd3pWYVVJeGlGaFE
Matthias
To penetrate skin research found it took 2.2FPE (246fps) at impact for a .22cal pellet to penetrate human skin (16.5gr).
And 2.2FPE (331fps) for a .177cal pellet to penetrate.
Source: http://ssf1910.dk/document/info/balistik.pdf
To penetrate an eye -- probability of hitting one is about as likely as hitting the jackpot in the lottery --
A BB needed 246fps (0.7FPE) average velocity and energy to penetrate.
Note that a .22 has about 50% more impact area, therefore it will need signifiant more energy than then BB to penetrate.
Source: Wound Ballistics Review, 3(1), 10-12: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B_PmkwLd1hmbd3pWYVVJeGlGaFE
Matthias
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