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Edgun 25 vs squirrel

Out working at family farm and I hear this squirrel just barking away. So I peek out from barn and see this guy on top of a wood pile about 30yds past my truck. So I go over to truck and pull out the Matador 25, drop in a pellet and scope him.
I’m just watching for a bit and my step dad asks what I’m doing. I tell him I’m looking at this squirrel over there debating on a vital or behind the ear hole brain shot as it was quartering away. I decide on ear and drop the sear. Impact knocked him clean off pile.
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No filler. Just kept sanding down ridges and shaping profile until it felt comfortable.

Demp, I didn’t notice that you sanded down the grip until someone pointed it out on the Yellow. Very nice! Did you have to use any type of wood filler to fill in the cutout by the trigger or is that all stock?

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Out working at family farm and I hear this squirrel just barking away. So I peek out from barn and see this guy on top of a wood pile about 30yds past my truck. So I go over to truck and pull out the Matador 25, drop in a pellet and scope him.
I’m just watching for a bit and my step dad asks what I’m doing. I tell him I’m looking at this squirrel over there debating on a vital or behind the ear hole brain shot as it was quartering away. I decide on ear and drop the sear. Impact knocked him clean off pile.
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Nice picture and good looking gun.

I’m pretty sure they learn after a few dozen of their friends go missing that barking is not the most healthy choice to make.

Well done! It’s always satisfying to knock off a squirrel that has the arrogance to sit and bark at you instead of running; it’s like they’re taunting you.

That pic brings me joy.

That is a good picture!

Cool picture, good shoot placement

Nice set up for Edgun .25 cal

Ta

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