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- Part I of a video where Dr. Russ describes the differences between moderators, suppressors, silencers, and lead collection devices in this video, along with their rewards for the air gunner who uses them. He discusses the 4 noises that are produced while using your air guns, as well as the solutions to quiet them down.
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Thanks again.
I have a FX Dream Lite, Hatsan QE Long and Hatsan BullBoss that I normally shoot in my back yard. I normally keep a 3k psi bottle of nitrogen in my shop to gas them up with but due to being a old Vet from VN and health problems I wasn't able to get it refilled so I bought the Gamo Mag a couple weeks ago to keep the critters out of my pecan trees, and sure enough it is to loud for my backyard.
I have been researching like crazy trying to figure out how to quiet it down. The only thing I saw on youtube was use heavier pellets, but I wanted it quite all the time. Finally I came back to your channel and found your Podcast on Moderators, Suppressors, Silencers, and LCD's.
You educatated me considerably on the subject of silence.
I am now getting in contact with DonnyFL and see what he recommends.
Thanks Tons once again.
Marine Corp DI SGT R.D. Williams etc etc
Always good to hear from an old Vietnam Vet like myself... keep me in the loop of your noise ..solution. .. Dr Russ
@@russjones7981 Yes Veteran Drurry ... call Izzy at DonnyFL... and determine if that Gamo 22 Mag is can have a suppressor on it. Also watch one of my last videos ... which surprised Donny and Izzy in their Florida facility... and know what they are capable of doing. I know Izzy does some private work on individual guns ... but not sure if they can accomplish it with your break barrel. Using really heavy pellets not only put that speed down, but they also increase accuracy .... and noise for being backyard friendly. Please let Izzy know I sent you... his direct cell phone is 689 444 9445
“The bigger picture” thanks right on time. The Bob Ross of air guns I appreciate ya!
Good to hear from you Chris Clark ...and thanks for the compliment ..... please stay in touch... sharing your air gun experiences ... so that everyone can stay air gun sharp... Dr. Russ
My experience with my HP .22 air rifle with a shrouded "moderated" barrel was pretty bad. It was making a huge bang while shooting at the backyard, which was making me uncomfortable to use around my neighbors. So I bought a DonnyFL shogun and the bang was lower now, but it was still loud.
My son with the same rifle and "suppresser" went from a big bang to a quiet thumb. So I was confused. then I noticed that the vent holes in the shroud was causing the loud noise when shooting, and my son's rifle, which is same as mine didn't have the vent holes. So I covered them with a duct tape, and what do you know, the loud bang became a quiet thumb as well. Now I can shoot all day without bothering my neighbors.
I was using a sound meter too. and as you mentioned in the video, the dB didn't change as much, but in reality the rifle became silent beyond 5 yards.
You got a new subscriber.
Cheers.
The breakdown of the "4 sounds of a gun"... 🤯
Dr Russ, i just got a co2 1911 we the people BB, it is a beautiful piece. Accuracy is ok. Your videos have been so helpful in helping me safely discover a new hobby
Derek... glad to hear from you... and your new CO2 should provide a lot of fun...Dr. Russ.
@@russjones7981 your channel is growing Dr.Russ, its a great pleasure to watch it grow.
Thanks Derek... it is surprising me ... Dr Russ
This was great man 👍🏾. Viewer from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹
Good to hear from you Jason Etter... even from that far away ... thanks for the compliment... please keep us in your air gun info loop... Dr. Russ
A lot of people on CZcams, but I trust you more. Respectfully Dennis
Thanks for the compliment Dennis Cox ... good to hear from you again... Dr. Russ
Always learn something new every time I watch these great videos. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us.
Thanks for watching and writing back Nawaz Ansari.... always good to hear from you.... Dr. Russ
I have been using an DonnyFL Emperor on my FX Wildcat. Kind of a overkill but damn, this gun is dead silent. And still accurate too.
Good to hear from you Danny ... please keep us in your air gun info loop ... helping us ... help everyone stay Air Gun Sharp. Dr Russ
Thank you Dr. Russ for such a great video. This is the most informative video I’ve ever seen on suppressors, and I love the Indian Chief story. We can all apply that principle in our lives. You are a great asset to the air gun community. Best regards.
great video Doc. very informative. I sent my bulldog to veradium air in texas. she came back a 396pfe monster with a Walther titanium barrel. it's the LAZARUS upgrade.....amazingly accurate and powerful enough to take elk out to 175 yds. thanks for these very informative, easy listening videos.
Good to hear from you Nathaniel Cohen... thanks for sharing your 357 air gun experience... how many rounds can you fire at that fpe...? Dr Russ
@@russjones7981 well first let me say I got the name wrong. it was the Taurus upgrade. I don't know where I got the name lazarus from. I have the virus so that may play some role. with a 186 gr slug I have 10 full power shots at 960 fps @396 fpe. the outer stock shroud is gone. a bigger tank and titanium barrel is put in place and tuned to perfection. Veradium air knows their stuff and they have created a beautiful monster. she is so quiet she doesn't need a moderator. purrrrs like a kitten. thanks, Doc for enlightening me on the bulldog. we are going to be very happy together.
@@nathanielcohen9890 Glad to hear that Nathaniel Cohen....Thanks for sharing ... and please continue to share on this new Taurus upgrade... many viewers would like to hear what benefits it provides... and at what cost if you don't mind sharing that...... Dr. Russ
@@drsrussandpaula the Taurus gives the benjamin almost double the range and power of a stock bulldog. it allows for the taking of larger game at a greater distance. the Taurus is a limited production and I received the last one. but not all is lost as the bulldozer version is plentiful. and it is a good powerhouse with 300+fpe, increasing the BD range and power by a third. The cost of the Taurus upgrade is $2150 if they furnish the bulldog. sending them your BD will cost you $1251. the bulldozer is $1559 with their gun, $751 if you furnish your own BD. Veradium Air is an excellent air gun gunsmith for many air rifles. highly recommended by Mr. Hollowpoint. I initially wanted a bushbuck in .45 but I was so taken by your video shoots of the BD, I tried it and liked it. rest is history. I still might get a bushbuck, but right now I am in love and enjoying our time together.
@@nathanielcohen9890 thank you Nathaniel Cohen ... good info... Dr. Russ
Dr Russ another great video! And above all, thank you for your service to our Country!
Anthony ... good to hear from you again... another 3 videos have been prepared for CZcams launches... you might find that 3rd and 4th one helpful...
Super informative !! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge
Thanks Dr. Russ, another great video.
Hunting using a DonnyFL suppressor has given me a second chance more than a few times.
When I put a 35 caliber pellet just an inch above a woodchucks head and it didn't react, I could then correct my holdover with the followup shot.
This is one of the reasons I use suppressors on my air rifles.
Rick... that missed head shot is an excellent plus... I will add that benefit and your name in a hunting video planned in October... always good to hear from you....Dr Russ
It’s amazing they don’t move. Silencer or not, you can hear that slug wizzing by. Pretty wicked sounding too
@@nsboost unless they've been shot at a few times before (and can connect it to human presence), it's really confusing for them. Because there's not a lot of directionality to the sound. I've put a DB meter out at 20 yards with a fairly quiet .177 and the report is indistinguishable from the ambient noise, there's only a slight spike when the pellet was about roughly 2 feet from the meter.
@@wildrangeringreen It is good to hear from you .... fortunately my experience has had very little noise sounds from 177 when heavier pellets are used and velocity drops into that sweet spot of 750 to 950 velocity...
Dr. Russ great video. I have a hat like yours. I was in the first and sixteenth armored infantry 1969-1971. those were the good old days. Thank you for your information.
Steven rowe ... and I have some in laws whose last name here in the Detroit area whose last name is Rowe. It is good to hear from a fellow veteran ... Follow Me. Big Red One Lai Khe..... Dr. Russ
Awesome ..as usual. Education is key to the sustaining of airgunning as a sport. Ignorance would end this. Kudos
Thank you Shun.... good to hear from you again.... Dr Russ
Lots of great info, Thanks!
Excellent info and love your stories,,,, Thanks for your service also Sir,,
Another bullseye on content. THNK THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.
Jon .... you are truly going to be .... Air Gun Sharp .... in no time.... goood to hear from you again.... and thanks for the compliment... Dr. Russ
Preciate your service an your airgun tips for all of us folks, Respect
Good to hear from you Hardy ... please keep us in your air gun info loop ... helping us help everyone stay Air Gun Sharp. Dr. Russ
@@russjones7981 👍
love your video! I also want to thank you for your service to the country. God bless our veterans
Jerry ... it is good to hear from you and thanks for the compliment ... please stay in touch ... Dr. Russ
Thanx Dr. Russ for another informative video, me and my son have been enjoying your videos, we really have a lot of the same interests, hunting, trapping, outdoors in general, then I seen you raise dobermans and my wife also used to have dobermans, we just thought that was cool, anyway thanks for the knowledge
JudeCMc's Gaming... good to hear from you and that your shooting hobby includes your son... and raising dobe puppies ... any puppies is an exciting experience and responsibility that kids remember into adult hood... Dr Russ
Really great episode with wisdom on sound suppression and bad airgunning suppression. 😂😉 Thanks for the great life and airgun advice Dr. Russ! Great video. Here’s your thumbs up, 👍🏻!
Thanks again Dow ...also keep in mind that Donnyfl also has extensions that make certain suppressors longer and more effective.... Dr. Russ
Dr Russ, that looks like a place of a conifer crazy guy! very nice shooting environ!
Another great one! I’ve been waiting for a new video! I put a tanto on my avenger buuuut I had to send the avenger back to pyramid air because the pressure release valve was leaking at 2000 psi. The pellets were still whistling down range though. I gotta learn how to tune that baby!
MakroPavlo ... good to hear from you again... sorry to hear about the Avenger issue ... but glad you acted quickly to get it fixed for free. Once you get it back... you will love the combo. Dr Russ
HEY WHAT'S GOING ON DR ROSS I SEE YOU HAVE A HUGE ARSENAL OUT THERE YOU HAVE ENOUGH WEAPONS FOR ALL US CZcamsRS TO PLAY WITH GREAT VIDEO YOU ARE ONE OF THE GOOD ONES DR RUSS🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯 CONTINUE THE GOOD WORK
Thanks for the compliment Break Barrel...it is good to hear from you again...we sent this video along with 3 others to be launched soon ... over the next week ....... I think you might find the 3rd and 4th one especially interesting...
DR RUSS SIR EVERY VIDEO YOU BRING DOWN FOR US AIR GUNNERS IS INTERESTING THANKS 🎯🐁🎯🐁🎯🐁🎯
1125 speed of sound doc,,,,,but a very good presentation
He said 1125 in video, just the text on screen was wrong.
You are both correct ... my producer added that note ... now he is trying to get it off after CZcams launched it ... Dr Russ
Thank you for the information Dr
Good to hear from you again Michael Moss ... and thanks for the compliment. We prepared 4 videos for CZcams launches over the next 6 days... I think you will find #3 and #4 especially helpful ... Dr Russ
I believe I will
Thank You Sir!
So right just before 10:31, it's that distinctive sound as you say (I'm a neuroscientist so this really interests me). But seriously re the comment before, just saying you have a top looking backyard!
Thank you for your service. now that is out of the way would love to be able to spend a day or two with you picking your brain about air rifles and attachments etc. looking for a decent pcp not at a fx price or maybe find a broken one and rebuild it thanks.
I have both a 0db and a DonnyFL suppressors for my .22 Brocock. I can’t seem to discern one from the other. Of course, my hearing is probably not as good as it once was. Too much loud music in the early 70s! lol
Great to hear from you again Al Rau... your experiences are always helpful.... Dr Russ...
Solid info Dr.Ross.
Glad to see that .45 , is that the one you mentioned in your earlier video?
Been waiting to see that.
Yes... and without a suppressor... it makes a very large bang....even scaring the shooter. I bought it believing that other than hunting large game in the fall... that backyard shooting practice would be nil... but a good suppressor has changed that....Good to hear from you again... Dr Russ.
Took a couple shots just now unbelievable the foot pounds with that piece of lead HADES 44.75 Diablo shoots the best
I agree.... good to hear from you again Ben .... Dr. Russ
you very much for your class on suppressors and silencers, two questions, I have 0.25 sumatra rifles; 9 and 12.7 mm, the three at maximum speed exceed 90 decibels, could it be that there is a suppressor that I can use that takes the noise to no more than 55 decibels?
second question: does the use of a suppressor decrease the accuracy and speed of air guns?
Thanks for your answers. Greetings from the south of the world, Chile.
Sorry for my poor Inglish
Eugenio Reyes ... Hola .... suppressors do not change the velocity ... changing the power ... or changing the weight of the pellet or slug can do that. Secondly, no suppressor will change the decibels down to 55 . Suppressors might lower decibels 5 or 10 decibels... but the best thing that they do is change the sound completely ... to something less concerning than the crack or pop of a gun. Consider calling Izzy at DonnyFL ... he speaks Spanish and can help you more than I ... Dr. Russ
Hey Dr Russ , love your videos. It’s Dennis. Got the Bullboss in poly. Need a scope and tank. 25 caliber
Great ... you are going to love it... Dr. Russ
With respect, it is about both the sound level and the sound characteristics. If your moderator vendor tells you otherwise he is probably compensating for something. Consider the measurement of effiency ... dB/CC. That is important. How do we find that? (dB (naked) - dB (moderated))/CC(lvolume) That number speaks volumes. Great video.
Nontimebomala2267 .... thanks for sharing with us your knowledge about sound.... I am not an expert on suppressors ... but if you watch all of our videos on the subject ... Donny Du shows and describes the use of his db meter in his shop ... describing that the sound level is still part of his analyses on producing suppressors ... and being one of the largest producers of same in the U.S. ... even FX includes his suppressors on several of their air guns and they are considered one of the best in the air gun manufacturing industry. My comment is simply that if you hear a car go down your street with a boom box booming ... it is not a threatening sound to most people and few if any call the police ... and thus changing the sound of any gun from the sharp bang ... crack ... zing ... that they make is a key goal in any suppressor. It has also been my experience using a db meter myself is that few suppressors ... actually reduce the level of an air guns sound.... they just change it. Dr. Russ
I have been thinking of 45 caliber I really like a my bulldog 357 an my air venturi avenger 25 is there any 45 caliber like them.
Bill ... it is good to hear from you ... and fortunately I can share that Crosman has just brought out a 45 calilber in their BullDog. Venturi has brought out the new generation of their Avenger.... one in bull pup design and another in a wood stock ... but I dont believe the Avenger is available in 45 caliber yet. I have a video coming out later this week that will help our viewers make up a deal killer list when shopping for their next air gun..... for example if having a regulator like the Avenger has ... then you might rule out the Bull Dog ... and wait for the Avenger to some out in 45 caliber with a regulator. There are other air guns in 45 with a regulator ...check them all after you get your deal killer list ready... Dr. Russ
Thanks
Good to hear from you Awfully Sfgjl..... Please keep us in your air gun loop of experiences ... helping us help everyone stay air gun sharp.... Dr. Russ
Wonder if you could use an air stripper and add a turban shaped 'endcap' on it to turn the air back towards the shooter...
All moderated barrels have an end stripper at the end of their barrels that send the air back....down the barrel... I am not sure how effective a turbin would be ... but I have seen more baffles and drilling a small hole at the other end .... that helps. Dr Russ
Good 411, Doctor 😉👍☝
Always good to hear from you kumatown... keep us in your loop... Dr Russ
Doc knows what he is talking about. I’ve seen to many camera themes in the air gun genre. Just because we’ve purchased a camera doesn’t make us an expert. I think everyone is purchasing vlog equipment and then trying to find a niche fad that hasn’t been exploited yet. The result is at a commercial expectation. Very few individuals are putting solid usable information out there within their content. I saw a video where the actual designer of the suppressor was explaining how a certain variant of their product doesn’t not go well with a certain air gun because the fill connector would not be accessible. And so you should use these models because they will allow room for the fill connector to be accessible. Nothing was mentioned about how they will perform with that particular rifles setup. Another individual was performing a modification to his barrel because he thought the size of the barrel on that particular rifle was excessive and made it look undesirable. Do we purchase these mechanisms because of how they look ? Or is it how they perform ? According to him there was not going to be any sacrifice in performance. But as I was watching the work take place , there was no way the barrel will be true. The Doc here brings up a good point. The suppressor is designed to cut down decibels extending out in a lateral direction and not so much in a parallel direction. And most of these sound test take place in the latter. So we aren’t really getting a complete result through the testing. Maybe we should change and add that to a standard when testing suppressors in the future. Because we aren’t going to aim our barrels at our neighbors house. Most of the time we would be targeting towards the back of our property away from the dwelling’s. 👍
I should say that I have a Shogun from DonnyFL for my 22 bullpup Avenger backyard shooting. It’s very quiet with a lower frequency sound. I also have a Tanto, which is smaller and shorter, from DonnyFL for hunting or shooting at ranges with the same gun. It has very slightly louder volume but a higher frequency ping that carries further.
Dow Hurst ... thanks for sharing ... it is good to hear from you .... I have similar experiences with my Tanto and Shogun.... keep in mind that these suppressors can be used in any future additions to your air gun collection... you will likely need only adapters in the future ... the suppressor is really designed to change the sound versus silence the sound... and that is what is important with neighbors and other critters. I have also found that the largest suppressors, The Khan and Emperor are needed on the large bores ... over 357 caliber. Please keep us in your air gun loop of experiences... Dr. Russ
Where do you buy suppressors and moderators for airguns?
I call Izzy at DonnyFL in Florida and first let him know what air guns you have and or plan to buy.... then ask him what adapters and perhaps one or two moderators will cover your air gun collection with the least cost. He is plant manager at DonnyFL and very knowledgeable and I believe honest. I recently did a video in that plant ... so that you can see all of the projects that they are working on. Izzy's cell phone is 689 - 444 - 9445 ..... Dr. Russ
Dr. Ross, I’ve been having some major challenges with getting my rifle quiet while still being able to group at 100. I was wondering if you had any advice. I’m looking for a quiet rifle that can be accurate.
Dr. Russ, I recently purchased a Sam Yang (Seneca) Dragon Claw .50cal air gun and had a reputable independent suppressor maker make me a 10 inch can for it. The Dragon Claw has two power settings that provide roughly 80FPS difference in speed, 680fps vs 600fps with a 210gr slug(per Pyramyd Air testing). Can I shoot this rifle with the suppressor installed on both power levels? The maker said it was designed for high power only, and do not shoot roundball through it, but with the wide variety in weights of ammo from 177gr roundball up to 400gr slugs, I can't see how a round could drop enough on low power in 10 inches to clip the internals. I trust this maker very much but I do not understand how it could make such a difference. I may very well be wrong though, you don't know what you don't know until you know :)
Mr. Rob ... it is touch for me to understand too. Consider shooting without the suppressor on it and shoot thru some paper hanging a foot out ... then 2 feet out etc... to determine the path of your shot. I dont use round ball since it isnt as accurate as I want it ... particularly at 50 yards and out... Dr. Russ
Definitely thinking about getting one for the 30 break barrel the first big Bore from Hatson they say it's backyard friendly but no way the impact alone is enough to call the police I think FL has something that would fit that it has the screw at the end of the QE primarily a hunting gun I picked up 4 tins of the of,30 HADES DIABOLO got.1 free150 PCs 44.75gr as soon as I found a 30 caliber that was decent quality I did not realize the ammo would be hard to find now I have plenty to do some hunting with and the suppressor is my next investment in September I will definitely be calling them and describe the type of gun I have I'm sure they can set me up it does have the screw off at the end of the barrel someone mentioned to go one size up in a video but I do not think it's necessary 👍
Ben... Donnie FL makes their suppressors for 2 calibers... ie...25 and 30 ....so I think you are fine... but talk to them and share your other guns so that they can advise the best suppressor with several adapters. I probably have 6 or 7 Hatsan QE barrels ... and only needed one adapter and one suppressor for those. Keep us in the loop on your Vortex 130 in 30 caliber.... it maybe my next air gun.... Dr.Russ
@@russjones7981 Thank you I will I will be taking it up north on my family's property 30 minutes from the Canadian border this season in the fall I do have the Hatsan 125 in 25 caliber as well the 30 has quite the kick to it reminds me of my grandfather's Belgium 12 Take Care good to hear from you
Share those air gun experiences with us Ben.... always good to hear from you... Dr Russ
Can't I use muffler from a lawnmower or dirtbike ?
No... because it wouldn't work... most mufflers don't have a straight hole thru them ... and secondly ... suppressors have tight clearances ...keeping packed air behind the bullet ... to be diverted in dozens of places... and lastly... lawn mowers and dirt bikes are louder than a suppressed air gun... Dr Russ
@@russjones7981 ok thanks for the info and the video .
You might want to check out that 30 to your collection the Hatsan 135. 130 not sure only 1 carnivore it's more like a firearm
Thanks again.... it is on my wish list .... and soon after that... our video list.... Dr. Russ
A few days ago I purchased the GAMO Swarm Maxxin G2 10x .22 Cal. from Amazon. I have heard from many airgun fans and experts to include you, that the scope that comes with the rifle is not very good. I would like to know if you recommend a good budget scope that will work right with my expecting rifle (I have not received the air rifle yet).
Alexis Gonzalez ... good to hear from you .... First ... make sure you want to upgrade your stock scope before you replace it .... Second, go to Field Supply . Com and type in scopes.... you will find bargains on Hatsan scopes ... but look for 2 CP scopes (Center Point is made by Crosman) refurbished .... one for about $ 40 and the other for about $ 60 .... they come with high mounts which you will need ....and are less than half price retail... consider the more expensive one if you plan to hunt with your air rifle.... I own the Maxxim.... and those new scopes work great..... be sure you click on the small circular photo of me to access our library of videos including two on Accuracy .... and two on Pellets ....and two that show my wife shooting (one with that Maxxim)..... Please keep us in your loop. Dr. Russ
@@drsrussandpaula Thank you Doc. I just visited the site you recommended and I saw the scopes you mentioned.At this point in my life, I don't hunt, but you never know. I may buy the more expensive just because I would not have to replace it later if I buy the cheaper one.
Thanks again.
@@MrSonic1953 Good to hear from you ... trust me when I say you will never buy an air rifle with a nice scope included .... with the exception of perhaps a used one....Dr. Russ
Is a tax stamp needed for air gun suppresser ?
No.
Hunting season and I’m sure what to do
I have about 30 hunting tips coming up in a new video in about 2 to 3 weeks... Dr. Russ
On CZcams you can make your own silencer👍
Would love to find a moderator for my airforce texan ss .457. Hit me up if you've got anything for me
Stephen ... It is good to hear from you ... I dont know of one off hand ... but if you contact Zach Matthews in Georgia ( his contact info is in several of our videos ) he might know of one since he also distributes Airforce air guns... Dr. Russ
I had a Doberman red once and she got stolen.
Sad ... we have both blacks and reds and love them both...Dr. Russ
what is your favorite caliper ? favorite all around gun? when and what did you do in Nam? Here is who I am...also in Michigan czcams.com/video/TajZpvZUCK4/video.html
My favorite air gun is usually the last air gun I purchased... and my favorite caliber is 25 caliber... it seems perfect for my backyard and the destructive critters that come there. Served in Vietnam during the 1968 Tet Offensive... lost a third of my 44 man infantry platoon as a first lieutenant platoon leader. Shot 3 times and still carry a bullet in my left shoulder that the doctors didn't want to take out... all over 50 years ago.... Mustang Chef ... thanks for sharing your background too.... looks like you are getting to see the world too ... and I hope you share your air gun experiences with our viewers so that everyone becomes air gun sharp. Part 2 of my suppressor video comes out later today... and another about getting into business with your air gun comes out next Tuesday ... however I hope everyone watches next Friday's video... Dr Russ
@@russjones7981 Thank You for all of that . Fascinating. Did you know Roz Sumpter or Lou Van Couvering? They taught me how to shoot. I ended up placing third at Worlds in class B piston and second in State back the day .What 25 do you recommend ..pcp and piston? Thank You
Mustang...watch my video on purchasing refurbished air guns so that you might own more than one...
Two exceptions to that guidance would be two regulated air guns that shoot precisioned amount of air for tighter groups ... still in 25 caliber... Air Venturi Avenger ... or Umarex Gauntlet... if money is no object ... then consider any FX or Air Force brand... remember longer barrels are more accurate.
Purchase and shoot heavy pellets ... ie.... JSB or JSB Heavy..... then keep us in your air gun info loop.... ps ... I do not know any of the Olympic instructors... wish I did ... I shot a lot in practical competition over the years... swept bowling pins off of tables.... (they represent the shape of a man's organs...as we'll as hostage silhouettes... ) Mustang... also consider one of my videos on Accuracy .... keep us in your loop.
Chip them now!
Yes Dennis I agree... chipping works and we do it in the 7th week. Dr. Russ
You will have a visit from the ATF pretty soon. The feds have shut down donnyfl.
Holy crap too much talking, pretty sure everyone knows what these things are by now.