230 grain bullet going 3,100 feet per second like that's a straight

analog gun right there.

Yeah, yeah, I was thinking prairie dog.

Yeah, you know, but I would say it a little overkill for prairie dogs, you know,

whatever.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean, it's a, I mean, you're, you're supersonic to 2,000 yards easy with that,

and you're well over that.

Yeah, for anything, for what you're doing, if you want to kill elk, I don't know why you want to, but it's a great state outside before you, so.

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