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| RGMartin
02-24-2013 16:30:54
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Just use a screw driver to punch a hole in them near the bottom. Then they are dribble cans rather than spray cans.
A .22lr doesn't have enough energy for them to be good targets.
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| Leroy
02-25-2013 04:13:51
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Re: half empty spray cans in reply to RGMartin, 02-24-2013 16:30:54
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| A 22lr has plenty of power, a 22 short will tear a can up good as well. To get rid of several hunderd spray cans last fall I shot with both till ran out of shorts. Lnined them up so one shot would do 5 cans at a time and they would be stuck together. Scrap yard to take they had to be puntured. What I use to paint a lot of machinery with.
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| GordoSD
02-24-2013 18:11:19
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Re: half empty spray cans in reply to RGMartin, 02-24-2013 16:30:54
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| That's why God made the Colt 45 Auto. I bought my first "bring back" from a Vet in 1967 for $25.
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