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#171
05-01-2007, 12:52 AM
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Re: shooting neighbor\'s cats in my backyard
I have been using this for about one year....(airsoft m16)
 It will range at least 15-20 yeards and is full auto. I have yet to injure a cat (that fur is pretty thick). I don't even have to shoot now, I just open the door and they know what is coming. The problem is that they still keep coming if they don't think I am there. 
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#172
05-01-2007, 01:13 AM
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Re: shooting neighbor\'s cats in my backyard
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In the summer, if this crapping is still going on, my backyard is going to smell like I live next door to an Entenmann's bakery that specializes in making cat poop pies. [/ QUOTE ]haha, intricate.
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#173
05-01-2007, 01:50 AM
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Re: shooting neighbor\'s cats in my backyard
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I have been using this for about one year....(airsoft m16) It will range at least 15-20 yeards and is full auto. I have yet to injure a cat (that fur is pretty thick). I don't even have to shoot now, I just open the door and they know what is coming. The problem is that they still keep coming if they don't think I am there. [/ QUOTE ] wtf? how do you know you have yet to injure a cat? and it sounds like it's not even an effective deterrent.
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#174
05-01-2007, 01:59 AM
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Re: shooting neighbor\'s cats in my backyard
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[ QUOTE ] I have been using this for about one year....(airsoft m16) It will range at least 15-20 yeards and is full auto. I have yet to injure a cat (that fur is pretty thick). I don't even have to shoot now, I just open the door and they know what is coming. The problem is that they still keep coming if they don't think I am there. [/ QUOTE ] wtf? how do you know you have yet to injure a cat? and it sounds like it's not even an effective deterrent. [/ QUOTE ] lol, you realize that these shoot that plastic over-sized bb's right? ...and at that distance, once they get there, they are moving relatively slow...right? you think one will get stuck in the cats nose and suffocate it? I agree though, highly ineffective. i like the painball idea better. also, if he can get paintballs filled with plant food...well...it's all about gardening while watching the game from the living room.
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#175
05-02-2007, 03:28 PM
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Re: shooting neighbor\'s cats in my backyard
Just saw this article, and thought it'd be appropriate for this thread.
Passions stir over dog shooting on coast
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#176
05-02-2007, 06:03 PM
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Re: shooting neighbor\'s cats in my backyard
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I have been using this for about one year....(airsoft m16) It will range at least 15-20 yeards and is full auto. I have yet to injure a cat (that fur is pretty thick). I don't even have to shoot now, I just open the door and they know what is coming. The problem is that they still keep coming if they don't think I am there. [/ QUOTE ] wtf? how do you know you have yet to injure a cat? and it sounds like it's not even an effective deterrent. [/ QUOTE ] lol, you realize that these shoot that plastic over-sized bb's right? ...and at that distance, once they get there, they are moving relatively slow...right? you think one will get stuck in the cats nose and suffocate it? I agree though, highly ineffective. i like the painball idea better. also, if he can get paintballs filled with plant food...well...it's all about gardening while watching the game from the living room. [/ QUOTE ] Well you can get paintballs for the airsoft. 
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#177
05-02-2007, 06:14 PM
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