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...I just introduced a rat to my Henry Golden Boy.

With an angular trajectory pointed just near the corner of its shoulder the 30grn projectile pushed the vermine's lungs clean through it's left eye socket leaving a coagulated mixture of mucus and blood a foot away from the body of the pesky little demon.

Every year before winter it's the same old thing, fucking rats move in to a more favorable area where food is in close proximity and shelter is easy to come by, like my fucking deck.

But rats make for great targets, the kill zone of a rat is small, it ranges from the shoulder to the ear. Even grazing the top of a rat's head just above the eye won't kill it due to the skull structure and cavity shape where the brain is situated. The ultimate kill zone is a direct on trajectory to the area between the eyes but rats do not sit still for more than a few seconds so rapid, situation processing is imperative.

Just think of the principles behind the "3-5" second "run and drop" rule where a soldier on the battlefield has 3 to 5 seconds (normally) to up himself and run to another spot before the enemy can mentally process his target's actions before firing.
Minimizing lag time in the mental process requires a more acute, reflexive sense of awareness...guys who train for these situations have a honed reactive response and can let loose a lethal rnd in about 1.5 seconds.

When sniping rats 1.5 seconds is the usual target time before they fuck off. Rats also feel more comfortable with their environment when there's a lot of birds on the ground. They guage the ambient danger level by the relaxed movement of birds.

For all who are interested I will be submitting regular kill updates as well as "postmortem" details per to the emulsion of internal body fluids and contents.

NOTE.. something that may be of interest to most everyone here is the variations in consistency of the coagulant when internal organs are violently blended with, say, intestinal fluids/contents, lung mucus and rat hide when a rat receives a rnd 160° rear of it's head into the tailbone/spinal area where the flight path of the projectile interfers with everything inside the rat and exits the upper torso and head region.
Fuck, there's something artistic about a rat's intestine that is hanging out of it's nose. Take a picture for a longer lasting memory of it, one day you'll look back on it and think, "FUCK I'M A GOOD SHOT".

Stay tuned FAGGOTS there's more to come. I'll even offer up some good recipes so as to make good use of the kill.