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And that's your story, and I know you're sticking to it!
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The best quote I ever heard about the American Revolution was this...
British subjects, fighting for British values, against a tyranical German monarch
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Thanks for clearing that up. I know how nasty geese can be when they lose their natural fear of humans. It wasn't clear from your post that legal pest control was involved.
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| You are cruising for a difficult discussion with some Federal law enforcement types, unless you have a very good explanation. Taking of geese is not allowed using a rifle or pistol. Depending on Was ... |
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| No, I wasn't trying to criticize your setup, and with anything but a high-power, large-bore airgun you wouldn't have a problem. But when I saw it, I couldn't help but remember the poor guy who would ... |
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| If it works for you, excellent! But if you tried that on a high-power rifle, the first shot would have you running for an ice-pack to put on a freshly blackened eye! Saw a guy do that at a range o ... |
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You might want to think really hard about the safety aspects.
The CO2 gun is designed to handle pressures in the range of 800 PSI, if I recall correctly. The little N2 cylinders, if you could get ... |
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