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Well, I agree with you, but, in all fairness, the individual did know exactly what he was shooting - a drone. And he took it out in one shot.
by ghshephard 11y ago
Well, I agree with you, but, in all fairness, the individual did know exactly what he was shooting - a drone. And he took it out in one shot.
- DanBC 11y ago> > This is the third time discharge from your firearms has hit our house and property. The first incident left a bullet hole in the door by our garage. The second incident occurred last Thanksgiving when birdshot from your skeet shooting activities rained into our backyard. The third, of course, being what we're currently discussing.
- adekok 11y agoAnd the shotgun pellets land... where? What's his backstop? Firing guns into the air means that the bullets come down. And they can hurt people.
- bottled_poe 11y agoWha..?! Next you'll be telling me that burning coal has unseen consequences.
- monochromatic 11y agoBirdshot is fired into the air when hunting birds. It loses its energy very quickly and should be moving slowly enough not to cause damage when it lands (unless maybe a pellet hits you in the eyeball or something). Pistol and rifle bullets are another story entirely.
- ghshephard 11y agoApparently (based on a bit of googling) it's very common to be peppered by birdshot when hunting birds. People are basically firing birdshot up into the air - and it, not infrequently, lands on other hunters. Still, I agree it's pretty impolite to have your shot land on your neighbors property.