Garage rat plinker
Fabbed up a .99 cent store laser and flashlight into a night time rodent dealer of pain. Boresighted the iron sights to about 20 feet and chucked the pellet gun in a vice. Marked the wall where it was sighted in on and gutted the laser of its columator and momentary switch and hot glued it to the front site so it hit the mark. I mounted the momentary switch under my trigger thumb and wired up the laser with cat-5 cable that I tack glued to the barrel so the emitter is right next to sight post. Scored a 4.5v battery pack out of an old flashlight and glued that to top of buttstock. So now I can turn off the lights in the garage and sit there with a beer and listen for the rat bastard to start moving around. Then I can find him with the flashlight, tag him with the laser a zing him with a BB or a .177 pellet, whatever I got loaded. BBs are good enough at 20 feet and wont yake a chunk out of the wood framing. COME AND GET SOME!
Cant see the laser dot in the photo but its there right in the middle of the light beam.
Fabbed up a .99 cent store laser and flashlight into a night time rodent dealer of pain. Boresighted the iron sights to about 20 feet and chucked the pellet gun in a vice. Marked the wall where it was sighted in on and gutted the laser of its columator and momentary switch and hot glued it to the front site so it hit the mark. I mounted the momentary switch under my trigger thumb and wired up the laser with cat-5 cable that I tack glued to the barrel so the emitter is right next to sight post. Scored a 4.5v battery pack out of an old flashlight and glued that to top of buttstock. So now I can turn off the lights in the garage and sit there with a beer and listen for the rat bastard to start moving around. Then I can find him with the flashlight, tag him with the laser a zing him with a BB or a .177 pellet, whatever I got loaded. BBs are good enough at 20 feet and wont yake a chunk out of the wood framing. COME AND GET SOME!
Cant see the laser dot in the photo but its there right in the middle of the light beam.
