Crosman would be recommendation. Although a .22 has a lot more practical applications than a bb/pellet gun. You can get bird shot for .22s as well. It works great for blasting pigeons
Well, i don't want blood splattered all over my driveway, porch, front windows, and awnings. LOL! My neighbors might think i just blasted my puppies. haha... Also, can you eat pigeons? Do they taste like chicken?![]()
.22 cal birdshot wouldn't leave any blood splattering. A .22 bullet might, but the bird shot will just be lots of little pellets. In fact, it's pretty weak for shooting pigeons. I've had them fly off after being shot with .22 birdshot and not die until later. As for the taste, cook some up and let us know :biggrin2: :hungry: :tongue:
Well, i don't want blood splattered all over my driveway, porch, front windows, and awnings. LOL! My neighbors might think i just blasted my puppies. haha... Also, can you eat pigeons? Do they taste like chicken?![]()
and as far as eating pigeons, yes you can.
You're not kidding, are you? :tongue:
my grandmother actually shot it with a
.38 lol