What's A Good Bullet For Bagging DRONES?

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Drones on Long Island: Nassau officials seek federal authority to take down drones, ticket operators

County police have received 117 reports of drone sightings since Nov. 1, Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder said Thursday.

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Assuming YOU have FAA permission to shoot drones, What's a good .223/5.56 bullet for bringing one down?

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[Hugger-4641]

If we're going to do that with an Ar, I'd probably use a Polyfrange or something similar.

 

[adk hunter]

Any. YW

 

[Gary in MD]

 

[Bob Wright]

What goes up must come down. Works for drones and projectiles. I think there are many that are sick of hearing and seeing drones in a city setting. Out in deer camp, beware drone guy.

 

[birddog 68]

I'd say that some type of tracer would be very helpful.
Shooting at night and actually hitting something is difficult when you have no clue where your rounds are going.

 

[Mrvmax]

I'd tend to use goose loads in a shotgun. If you can hit ducks/geese, you should be able to take down drones.