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Woman accused of shooting, killing boyfriend with pellet gun at Graham home
Deputies arrested a woman Wednesday who allegedly shot and killed her boyfriend with a pellet gun.
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Somewhat surprising yet it can happen.
An argument could be made that she didn't point the gun at anything she didn't intend to destroy.Same gun safety rules were broken
My Gamo is up to 1300 fps - they put silencers on these …I have an RWS model 48 that is quite powerful. Forget, maybe 1100 FPS?
It could possibly kill a person, if hit in the right spot. Not the pellet guns we grew up with 50 years ago as kids.
Agree. Gun safety starts between the ears.Same gun safety rules were broken
I guess that is where the DA is coming from. I really don't know the facts in this case. The press is more wrong than right in anything I know about so.....when reading this garbley mess..........who knows!!An argument could be made that she didn't point the gun at anything she didn't intend to destroy.
You have a great one I have one just like it. Amazed at its accuracy!I have an RWS model 48 that is quite powerful. Forget, maybe 1100 FPS?
It could possibly kill a person, if hit in the right spot. Not the pellet guns we grew up with 50 years ago as kids.
Most .22LR are in the 1000-1280fps range, so on pure speed they’re in the ballpark. Plenty of deaths have occurred from a silenced .22 to the skull… so sure, a .22 pellet with decent placement is definitely deadly.My Gamo is up to 1300 fps - they put silencers on these …
They sound like .22LR otherwise …
Wild boar! You must have an entirely different animal called a wild boar than the ones in North Carolina. Most guys I know wouldn’t squeeze off a .22 rifle at one here. It would just make it mad enough to get you..177 and .22 caliber pellet guns shooting 800+fps are used for hunting small to medium game all the time even dropping wild boar so I am not sure how it is surprising that it can kill a person.
They are absolutely not toys and need to be handled properly.
In the mid 80s I was converting them (48-52 Dianas) to 30 caliber and making new internals to boost them to 30 ft lbs. I called them 30/30 carbines which were retailed by Harry Steiber in WPB FloridaI have an RWS model 48 that is quite powerful. Forget, maybe 1100 FPS?
It could possibly kill a person, if hit in the right spot. Not the pellet guns we grew up with 50 years ago as kids.