Putting the M44 on the payroll I reckon
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Putting the M44 on the payroll I reckon
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Links above the photos are videos of the shots. Second video is 2 goats killed, first is a little hard to see as it was just a kid sitting on a rock.
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Any info on this old girl?
I see it can possibly shoot steel down the right hand barrel being modified?
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my guess is a baikal. I bet its built like a tank and with function over form
we shoot steel through our ones....I actually shoot steel through the u/o too and thats tighter again and hasnt been altered at all..just MAKE SURE to use less than 34grm loads and dont use bigger than #3 shot you can get away with heavy and small or light and big..... they are built tough and they not hard to open the chokes just be aware the barrel itself will read close to 1/4 choke on a std guage.... they are tighter than other barrels so the DEGREE of choke is the same but reads tighter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Say yer prayers varmint!
there are very good 30 and 32grm loads out there and they kill ducks/geese and bunnies just fine.
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A bit of a range day a few years ago.
The rpg was something like 75 for a training round and 100 for a real one. No training rounds were purchased.....
The smallest of my comrades out on a job last night, another 7 or 8 birds either hung up on trees or dead on roof tops so couldn't be retrieved and a bonus unexpected Possum! Edgun Leshiy with a Sytong AM thermal scope
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Reminder that M44's are best shot in the evening....
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It's there in the day too.
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