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Re: My New Asalt Rifle

Post by shootinthecinders » Thu Jul 26, 2018 5:21 pm

That looks like a lot of fun JEBar! Our local Sam’s Club had a bunch of them. Have you brought down any deer flies, etc. while they were flying? What’s the lethal distance? Hope you have lots of kills; especially if it’s a buggy summer in your part of the country.
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Re: My New Asalt Rifle

Post by JEBar » Thu Jul 26, 2018 8:07 pm

out to 3 feet seems to be the effective range .... at 1 foot they hit the fly so hard it leaves a blood smear .... I've hit a bunch that were taking off, don't recall hitting one coming in for a landing .... have hit a few cottonwood seeds floating by ... I've popped a good number of what we call horseflies .... they are big, they bite, and it takes them out just as efficiently as it does a common housefly .... :D
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Re: My New Asalt Rifle

Post by Mags » Thu Jul 26, 2018 10:51 pm

JEBar wrote:out to 3 feet seems to be the effective range .... at 1 foot they hit the fly so hard it leaves a blood smear .... I've hit a bunch that were taking off, don't recall hitting one coming in for a landing .... have hit a few cottonwood seeds floating by ... I've popped a good number of what we call horseflies .... they are big, they bite, and it takes them out just as efficiently as it does a common housefly .... :D
Tried it on Yellow Jackets yet?
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Re: My New Asalt Rifle

Post by JEBar » Thu Jul 26, 2018 11:02 pm

Mags wrote:Tried it on Yellow Jackets yet?
haven't seen any .... have popped some sweat bees ;)
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Re: My New Asalt Rifle

Post by PT7 » Fri Jul 27, 2018 9:46 am

After I looked at the link earlier in this thread, I later got a pop-up window of a demo. Sure is a deadly "insect assault" rifle! And it looks like it really effectively does the job it was designed to do. ;)

How much salt is initially loaded? Don't need the grains, :lol: but in ounces or teaspoons?

Maybe this is a dumb question. I'd say this would be much more suited for outdoor use rather than any indoor use? I'm curious if there is a lot of salt cleanup after a shot is made taking down an insect?

All-in-all, it is a cool 8-) tool.
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Re: My New Asalt Rifle

Post by JEBar » Fri Jul 27, 2018 10:21 am

cool tool indeed .. ;) .. haven't measured the amount of salt it holds but it is less than half of what the regular size salt shaker on our table holds .... they say 80 shots per filling .... you could use it inside but we don't so no cleanup has been necessary .... OK, my wife made that determination .. :? .. we are slated to attend a picnic this coming Sunday, I've volunteered to guard the watermelon .. 8-) ..
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Re: My New Asalt Rifle

Post by Mags » Fri Jul 27, 2018 1:40 pm

JEBar wrote:... I've volunteered to guard the watermelon .. 8-) ..
Ya, right. Who is going to protect the watermelon from you? :lol:
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Re: My New Asalt Rifle

Post by JEBar » Fri Jul 27, 2018 10:17 pm

Mags wrote:Ya, right. Who is going to protect the watermelon from you? :lol:
that has yet to be determined .. ;)
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Re: My New Asalt Rifle

Post by bmur66 » Tue Jul 31, 2018 9:36 am

Can you get that in full semi auto?
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Re: My New Asalt Rifle

Post by JEBar » Tue Jul 31, 2018 9:43 am

bmur66 wrote:Can you get that in full semi auto?
:lol: .... not that I know of .... it has a pretty stiff pump action .. :? .. much stiffer than an 870 Remington .. ;)
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