FX Wildcat Mk3 .22 Hades 15.89gr, 25FPE vs a Mouse at about 20yards.
Mouse pretty much exploded…
Mouse pretty much exploded…
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@SteveV What type of gun is this? Make and model?
@RangerPete I’ve shot a bushel or two of cottontail rabbits and they sometimes flip when head shot. I recall hitting one in the head from 50-52 yards out with my Prod shooting Preadator Polymag shorts. I aimed for the vitals and hit the head. Upon impact it backflipped. When I walked up to it, it needed a follow-up shot to put it down humanely. But it didn’t move after flipping. I think I’ve seen that a couple of other times as well.Was going for a head shot at 96yards on this rabbit, tried to compensate for a breeze (over 96yards) and didn’t quite get it right. Pellet dropped down into the neck or between the shoulders….
Has anyone else noticed the “leap of death” and attributed it to any particular type of shot? I’m thinking maybe heart shot?
had the same with squirrels too . BTW if not a through shot i pick up and garbage can the remains , Fox doesn't get fed .@RangerPete I’ve shot a bushel or two of cottontail rabbits and they sometimes flip when head shot. I recall hitting one in the head from 50-52 yards out with my Prod shooting Preadator Polymag shorts. I aimed for the vitals and hit the head. Upon impact it backflipped. When I walked up to it, it needed a follow-up shot to put it down humanely. But it didn’t move after flipping. I think I’ve seen that a couple of other times as well.
OuchI was going for the vitals, front on chest shot, but the head got in the way
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That’s gonna leave a markI was going for the vitals, front on chest shot, but the head got in the way
10yards, .22 hades 25FPEView attachment 473993