Gotta Love TX200

Hey guys, while coming back from work this morning I saw couple of dozens of pigeons out in the corn field. Yes, it was a very unusual spot for them, I’ve seen crows and voulchers before, but pigeons on the corn field? There were no corn, just a soil so the visibility was excellent.
Not sure what was going on among them, but I had my .22 TX200MK3 with me; I was showing the gun to one of my co-workers and he was more than impressed with its accuracy. He said he would never have thought that an airgun “can do that.” Ha. Anyway I pulled over, and that was a remote area with only one FM road and the one and only subdivision (mine) about 10 miles out. I rolled the passenger window down and rested the gun on the sweater. It looked like 65+ yards. Played with an objective and focused sharply at 70. I picked the fattest pigeon that was kinda guarding couple of females – probably a pimp 😆 The gun was sighted in for 50 yards few months ago and was dead nuts since. The scope is Bushy Legend. Ammo: Beeman FTS @ 18+ FPE. The cross wind was light, approximately 10 mph. I held over two dots, and half of dot to the left. POP! All went up in the air except for one. Man, there is nothing like a long-range kill shot with a springer!
I was tired and hungry so I went home thinking I’d return to nail some more. After the breakfast I went back to the same spot and I also took my range finder. The pigeons were gone. The dead one was still out there.
74 YARDS. I’ll be damned.