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    A friend of a friend of a friend who lives in some state where the shooting of raccoons is 100% legal and encouraged told me that he had the first survivor of a shot to the face with the Aguila Super Colibri last night. The distance was ~5 meters, straight line from an elevated position.
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    Just tell him to put a little "X" on the nose of the bullet with a box cutter/utility knife. Kind of a poor mans Barnes X from pure lead. Doesn't do much for accuracy, but at that range I don't think it would matter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Ralston View Post
    Just tell him to put a little "X" on the nose of the bullet with a box cutter/utility knife. Kind of a poor mans Barnes X from pure lead. Doesn't do much for accuracy, but at that range I don't think it would matter.
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    I discovered that a strobing LED light is very disorienting to the average raccoon and causes them to retreat.

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    NB: Before shooting Aguila .22 Super Sniper Subsonic through your can, be sure that the barrel on your deuce-deuce has a fast enough rate of twist to stabilize the 62gr bullet properly. A lot of factory .22 tubes won't, and baffle strikes can be 'spensive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tamara View Post
    NB: Before shooting Aguila .22 Super Sniper Subsonic through your can, be sure that the barrel on your deuce-deuce has a fast enough rate of twist to stabilize the 62gr bullet properly. A lot of factory .22 tubes won't, and baffle strikes can be 'spensive.
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    The bullets will keyhole at ~10-12 yards out of a pistol and ~25 with a rifle.
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    Looks like a job for the old bow and arrow. Good broad head and he will not make it far. Bit all this talk makes me glad I live in a place where I can step out with a shotgun at night and nobody cares


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    FYI, Winchester 40gr sub sonic HP rounds are fantastic on small game. Reliably expand early in thin skinned animals. They are also surprisingly quiet out of a 24" bolt action. Quiet enough to be fired indoors and not disturb neighbors.

    Of course if you really wana go all ninja I suggest:http://www.blowgun.com/shop/category.aspx?catid=16

    Practice is required... And if you pull a bad shot you will have an angry critter bleeding all over your house...

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    Quote Originally Posted by butler coach View Post
    Looks like a job for the old bow and arrow. Good broad head and he will not make it far. Bit all this talk makes me glad I live in a place where I can step out with a shotgun at night and nobody cares
    *looks at date of thread*

    Dude, even if he didn't shoot it, the raccoon's prob'ly dead of old age by now, anyway.
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    I think it's tapatalks weird "feed" setup that results in sudden replies to these old threads.
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