varmint rifle造句

• This makes weight of little consideration in a varmint rifle, so heavy barrels are common.
• Varmint rifle bullets with thin jackets are intended to expand rapidly and disintegrate upon encountering minimum resistance.
• Holding for the wind is quite common with the Light and Heavy Varmint rifles, and does offer certain advantages.
• A sniper, wrote Geoff Metcalf at several Web sites, would " not use a . 223 varmint rifle . . ..
• Benenson wrote about the . 22-caliber Hornet, a varmint rifle developed by woodchuck-hunting experimentalists in Springfield, Mass ., in the 1930s.
• The . 204 Ruger was intended primarily for varmint rifles, which require bullets with flat trajectories but not much mass or kinetic energy.
• This final design is preserved in a drawing on page 224 of Twenty-Two Caliber Varmint Rifles by Charles S . Landis ( 1946 ).
• The . 204 Ruger has proven to be a very accurate and efficient cartridge : an early tester reported 1 / 2 MOA groups at with the Hornady loads and a Ruger # 1 Varmint rifle.
• Although this version of the word " vermin " is not a prevalent term in Standard Written English, it is a common descriptor for certain kinds of weapons and pest control situations in the Appalachian and nearby states and the American west and south-west which have adopted terms such as " varmint rifle " and " varmint hunting ".
• "' Varmint rifle "'is an American English term for a small-caliber firearm or high-powered air gun primarily used for varmint hunting & mdash; killing non-native or non-game animals such as rats, house sparrows, starling, crows, ground squirrels, nutria, marmots, groundhogs, porcupine, opossum, coyote, skunks, weasels, or feral cats, dogs, goats, pigs and other animals considered to be nuisance vermin destructive to native or domestic plants and animals.