Due to my reasons, I must ONLY use pointed, alloy, light-weight .177 pellets for shooting rats in my backyard. This has caused an issue. With normal lead pellets, i had no issues before.
With these fast, hard pointed alloy pellets, there is no deformation. It just zips right through a rat. And the rat drops dead after about 5 to 10 seconds of running. The fact that I have a small backyard in a populated metropolitan city, this is not good. They and hide in a place where i can’t reach and die.
Given that i do not want to, and cant change my ammo. Where would be the most optimal shot placement on a rat, with a pointy, piercing, non-hard hitting, non-deforming, tiny alloy pellet?
With these fast, hard pointed alloy pellets, there is no deformation. It just zips right through a rat. And the rat drops dead after about 5 to 10 seconds of running. The fact that I have a small backyard in a populated metropolitan city, this is not good. They and hide in a place where i can’t reach and die.
Given that i do not want to, and cant change my ammo. Where would be the most optimal shot placement on a rat, with a pointy, piercing, non-hard hitting, non-deforming, tiny alloy pellet?