Thursday night football game thread
-
RaiderandBulldog
- Posts: 16,391
- Joined: Mon Sep 14, 2015 3:18 pm
- Location: Fresno Ca
- Has given High Fives: 193 times
- Received High Fives: 428 times
Thursday night football game thread
Tonight’s matchup is in the Bills Brand new Staduim as they host the lions.
-
mstrbass2000
- Posts: 2,348
- Joined: Sat Mar 07, 2026 10:49 am
- Has given High Fives: 837 times
- Received High Fives: 1089 times
do not use a shot gun on a drone, too much noise and too easily spotted, i would use a 22 lr which is a way more accurate then a shotgun and gets the job done minus some of the riskHellbound wrote: Sat Nov 07, 2026 6:38 am No nerve struck at all. Just saying how things would work out in my neck of the woods. One day you're going to run across people that don't care what a law says or what type of license you do or don't have. It's not "tough talk" either. It's how things sometimes work where I live
-
Xramfan
- Posts: 18,558
- Joined: Tue Dec 03, 2013 12:01 pm
- Has given High Fives: 890 times
- Received High Fives: 1780 times
Im in suburbia where the largest lots are 1/3 or 1/2 acre in size so we are on top of eachother here. Ive had to put down a raccoon or two when they decide to enter my garage uninvited and refuse to leave when asked. For that I use sub sonic .22CB caps. Fairly quiet. Quieter than my Beeman air rifle.
If I decided to use shotgun or rifle on a drone, I suspect a half dozen of my cities finest would help me with getting a detailed inspection of the nuances of the hairline cracks and stains up close of my driveway cement that I wouldnt routinely see while standing upright. Rifle fire in my area draws attention rather quickly. Its not like I live in Oakland where it is just background noise lol.
If I decided to use shotgun or rifle on a drone, I suspect a half dozen of my cities finest would help me with getting a detailed inspection of the nuances of the hairline cracks and stains up close of my driveway cement that I wouldnt routinely see while standing upright. Rifle fire in my area draws attention rather quickly. Its not like I live in Oakland where it is just background noise lol.
-
Attyla
- Posts: 52,767
- Joined: Wed Feb 05, 2014 4:31 pm
- Has given High Fives: 1250 times
- Received High Fives: 2991 times
Yea, suburbia is the worst place to fire a shot, too many people who want peace and quiet. FYI my best drone can really amplify an inspection of the cracks in your driveway.Xramfan wrote: Sat Nov 07, 2026 9:18 am Im in suburbia where the largest lots are 1/3 or 1/2 acre in size so we are on top of eachother here. Ive had to put down a raccoon or two when they decide to enter my garage uninvited and refuse to leave when asked. For that I use sub sonic .22CB caps. Fairly quiet. Quieter than my Beeman air rifle.
If I decided to use shotgun or rifle on a drone, I suspect a half dozen of my cities finest would help me with getting a detailed inspection of the nuances of the hairline cracks and stains up close of my driveway cement that I wouldnt routinely see while standing upright. Rifle fire in my area draws attention rather quickly. Its not like I live in Oakland where it is just background noise lol.
-
Xramfan
- Posts: 18,558
- Joined: Tue Dec 03, 2013 12:01 pm
- Has given High Fives: 890 times
- Received High Fives: 1780 times
You’re not kidding. We had licensed drone operators at the fire dept I used to work and those guys said they could see your ear hair from over a mile away……that was years ago so I’m certain it has only gotten much more enhanced by nowAttyla wrote: Sat Nov 07, 2026 9:32 am Yea, suburbia is the worst place to fire a shot, too many people who want peace and quiet. FYI my best drone can really amplify an inspection of the cracks in your driveway.