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About LinkBacksLined up on one spur winged plover with my 204.
About 120m away and put the crosshairs where the beak and eyes meet. Squeezed off and much to my sheer surprise I got 2 headshots with 1 round. Behind the first plover was a second one that was obscured by the first but had been standing a good 10m behind so I had identified my firing zone but that I couldn't see the second plover standing behind the first.
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