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[Snowwolf]

Are crows edible

To the French yes. To normal people, no.

 

[Skeet]

ps, skeet, do you ever write short posts

Yes...

 

[Skeet]

If information provision is required, then it may take up a small space, or a large space, depending on the subject and the requirement.

I see no reason to do anything short of fully answer a question, with appropriate external links as required, to ensure that the reader can glean as much as possible from my initial response.

I can't really make this any longer..D

Crows, are Corvids. Like Magpies, Rook's and so on, that eat dead stuff. I would wager they do not make good eating.

 

[Skeet]

Skeet, we could talk for hours

Shooting a crow @ 100 yards with a 50 grain Nosler V-max from a .223 =

Nice. I once spent a merry afternoon, shooting with a friend from the top side of a valley, into a Cul De Sac at the opposite end.

Cul being the operative word. We were shooting the occupants of a massive Warren, at 400 yards with .243 WSSM.

Not a cheap way to do it, but skilled and hugely entertaining.

I once shot a bolter at 70 yards, standing with a Webley Eclipse...I was well chuffed! I could only just see the top of its ears, to one side at the bottom of my sight picture for the hold over. .22 Magnums 21grains

Also had lots of fun, playing with Sabot's putting them in .338LM cases with .223 heads... 8 Billion fps

 

[Skeet]

Here's something I found that will say more than we did on the phone mate.

It is for .177 Field Target, so perfect for you.

Also. 10 Yards has the same POI at 55 Yards with 12ftlbs .177.

My 12 and 35 was for .22 I think.

Long PDF but worth every minute mate.

http://viriato.net/airgunning/bfta_setup_manual.pdf

 

[jus]

haha thats well spooky.... im on page 18 lol

 

[Snowwolf]

Also had lots of fun, playing with Sabot's putting them in .338LM cases with .223 heads... 8 Billion fps

Barrel burner

 

[Skeet]

Barrel burner

Yeah...did have to overuse the Hoppes afterwards too...poxy plastic fouling