Hatchbacks Anonymous
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I would have ran my ass off if I saw one of my buddies get blasted!!
Damn praire dogs
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I would have ran my ass off if I saw one of my buddies get blasted!!
Originally posted by UDT+Jan 16 2004, 12:32 AM-->@Jan 15 2004, 04:03 PM
Sick bastards. Won't even watch the video. If it's farmers doing it to stop prairie dog holes in their fields, that's one thing. But for enjoyment, that's another. same as killing cats or dogs.
i agree 100% and i wouldint watch it either
Ahhhh, the beauty of having a choice. (kind of ironic, since the Pdogs didn't)
what kind of round did they use to shoot the prairie dogs?
30.06? I dont think a odd-six would make a little varmit blow up like that...
and cool video airjokie !!!!!!!!!!!! that shit was bad ass !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
how did he hit the guy? he started shooting when the crosshairs were away from the target....
30.06? I dont think a odd-six would make a little varmit blow up like that...
and cool video airjokie !!!!!!!!!!!! that shit was bad ass !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
how did he hit the guy? he started shooting when the crosshairs were away from the target....
they arent perfectly calibrated at all times. different distances away from the target, wind coditions and all that would affect it. he obviously has done that many times before and in that area. if you watch closely, you can see the bullets being off the crosshairs a little bit.
:bo: that was gross...yet funny as hell!!
that's fucking wrong! 
223...22-250...222...many different,I use a 223 w/winchester varmnit rounds...and we do it for field control...rabbits and crows also.....crows make the biggest mess....those rounds put a 13" exit hole in a 70# turkey but a friend of mine just got a marlin .17 and its impressive,we'll be using those from now on
Saw that helicopter clip on a news program. Think it happened recently in Iraq. A couple of seconds forward of that movie they spotted them tossing something into the fields, looked exactly like a rocket propelled gernade. One reason they hit the guy a second time, incase another one was in the truck. This really shines some light on why foreign enemies give the Apache the nickname of "whisper of death", and such. That helicopter was so quite that the guys on the ground never heard it at all until it fired. Kind of hard to imagine that much firepower being so close and having no idea that its there. Guess thats why the US is the number one super power. To bad the blackhawks arent having as much luck.
Dustin_m
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The most probable reason it is so quiet would be the blade design. The sound of a helicopter is mostly from the movement of the blades in the air. I would guess that with the military's tech, they made it so either the blades do not produce so much sound, or it is simply directed in another direction, instead of towards the ground. I am sure Airjockie could give the correct answer on this.
BTW if you think that is quiet, I recently went out to a spot that a lot of people go 4 wheeling, and the military flys the new Osprey planes out there. We went in the night and these things were no more than 1000 feet off the ground but we could barely hear them, the sound was almost inaudible.
BTW if you think that is quiet, I recently went out to a spot that a lot of people go 4 wheeling, and the military flys the new Osprey planes out there. We went in the night and these things were no more than 1000 feet off the ground but we could barely hear them, the sound was almost inaudible.
