Well it got down to 50 last night and decided to go out this morning at sunrise before the winds got up. I saw 3 but only one gave me a semi open shot at about 30yds. I had a hole in the leaves of her shoulder and sent a 25cal Hades. She dropped out. Wanted to hunt more but the wind got up to about 25-30 so called it. Good morning. 
Quick hunt this morning
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Thanks! That maurader that I had airgun revision do his HP shawty barn conversion on is about the perfect pcp for my needs for squirrel. 3 mags on a fill loves the hades at 880, lightweight and easy to sling and lefty friendly.
Jon
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Nice shot -that is a great set up for sure. Looks very compact for an M-Rod, and I noticed you're a lefty at that -me too!
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Thanks! Yes the barrel is shorter than standard.
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She may be big, but she sexy! She even has a muzzle break at the end, I didnt notice till I took a second glance, nice!
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Nice story and hunt. Looks like a nice sized fox squirrel.
I shoot from my left shoulder too. I've found my P35s to be very lefty friendly. Bullshark is about the same thing. But nothing wrong with a M-rod either and many prefer a standard gun (instead of a bullpup).
I shoot from my left shoulder too. I've found my P35s to be very lefty friendly. Bullshark is about the same thing. But nothing wrong with a M-rod either and many prefer a standard gun (instead of a bullpup).
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I can do both but I prefer a traditional style most of the times. I have had too many PCPs and always migrate to less is best for hunting. I wouldn't mind having the raw pistol in 20cal converted to a carbine. The older I get the smaller the better and I must have slings on my rifles for hunting
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I'm with you on the slings for field work . And a "traditional gun " is what I'm leaning towards more than not , they're just easier to sling & carry. Haven't got the bug to downsize yet though.
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Yeah I bought an avenge x and it's 45" and it's just too long- lol. I prefer about under 40" for traditional rifle. I'm kinda getting away from the bottle too. I'm liking the the tube more and more for hunting. I honestly just need to get a Daystate revere safari in 22 and be happy. Several of my friends have them and they just shoot and are not pellet picky and you can sling them!
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