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Now then folks, Plinking, whats your favourite object to plink, or do you have a plinking game that folks can use to practice, apart from targets and knock downs? I used to use sugar lumps back in the 80's when my ex Mrs worked as a manager in a hotel, went through thousands at the bottom of the garden, unitl the wasp turned up :D

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I use widgets out of cans of guiness, potatoes, 22 rimfire shells, polo mints, palmer violet glued to cocktail sticks, twigs, old clay pigions are good. Bottle tops, a full can of guiness shaken up looks a mess after being shot lol. Old shoty cartridges are good aswell, Next doors cat dose a pritty good back flip....... oops did i say that or where you imagening things?? :whistling::yes::laugh:

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i like to play around with a few ideas i picked up off the net, mainly based around bisley pest control (hollow point) .22 pellets

1st one is INCENDIARY , scrape the heads off a load of normal (red head ) matches, mix with a little spit or water fill the hollow point and let them fully dry

2nd one is EXPLOSIVE get hold of a few the kids cap gun caps ,the plastic ring type the top is paper so take that out with a pin etc empty as many as you can and grind them in to a powder, again empty into the hollow point when full cap with a little water from a pipet or a cotton bud tube etc

these are great on hardish targets with different effects

warning please only use on cheap air guns or stuff thats had its day ,they cannot do any good to the barrel i bet

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