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Reply With QuoteWTF, can't say s*******? Are you serious? Is this site being run someplace outside of the U.S.? Sure hope I haven't shot myself in the foot.
Don
Just wondering if anyone on this board shoots in matches. In the past I have shot handguns (Silhouettes, Indoor target) and shotguns (trap and skeet), and am presently involved with shooting in F Class Competition (shooting highpower rifles at 1,000 yards from the prone position). Would like to hear from some fellow s*******.
Don
WTF, can't say s*******? Are you serious? Is this site being run someplace outside of the U.S.? Sure hope I haven't shot myself in the foot.
Don
its probably the '*******' bit the system doesn't like. this is a serious place full of serious people, not somewhere appropriate to think about beautiful firm, taught young women with full tee-shirts, long, slender and toned legs and peaches you could bounce coins off.
which is why i'm leaving!
before criticizing someone, walk a mile in their shoes.................... then when you do criticize them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes.
oh FFS!
before criticizing someone, walk a mile in their shoes.................... then when you do criticize them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes.
Hmmm, will have to try to defeat the software. Phonetically speaking, the word that is getting censored is "shooturs".
Don
but i wrote 'hooturs' except that i can spell, obviously...
before criticizing someone, walk a mile in their shoes.................... then when you do criticize them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes.
I shot trap and SC for several years, and smallbore bullseye, both indoor and outdoor. I never got really competitive in SC, because I didn't have the right gun, but I did well in trap and bullseye.
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I've never been into competitive shooting, but i did go out for all the Bn competitions we had, which always involved either the M-16 or M-14.
Fun, and a good way to get out of a day of motor pool duties.
My oldest son and I shoot steel plate and I sometimes do CMP shoots. My local club has a military rifle and CMP practices monthly. The military rifle is usually done at 200 and CMP at 600. This month is a match month for about everything. Paul Bunyan June calendar of events. I keep kidding my son that I am going to use my M-11 9mm for the open class gun in steel plate, just got to figure how to mount a red dot on it.
S-H-O-O-T-E-R-S not H-o-o-t-e-r-s.
Isn't that just a family friendly restaurant?
Last edited by ak-dave; 11 Jun 05, at 01:21.
AK-Dave
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shooting(competitive or pleasure) is more fun and relaxing than many things.Originally Posted by M21Sniper
I've never been into competitive shooting, but i did go out for all the Bn competitions we had, which always involved either the M-16 or M-14.
Fun, and a good way to get out of a day of motor pool duties.
Close to my home there is a full auto competition than is run twice a year. Those older military retirees in their 60's, using older rifles, can still shoot the pants off the younger guys with the newer weapons. It is fun to watch.
I used to shoot trap (non competitively, but with others); I've only done about 6 rounds, but my average score is 18 and my best is 22. But then I moved to PA, and I can blow up all the boxes I want
P.S. I just taped myself shooting off my 12 guage, so if any of you want to see, just ask. I still have to convert it to a smaller size, though.
No stalking please, although I do trust all of you here by now.
M21Sniper,I've never been into competitive shooting, but i did go out for all the Bn competitions we had, which always involved either the M-16 or M-14.
Fun, and a good way to get out of a day of motor pool duties.
I see that you're from Philly. I live about 30 miles north of Elmira, NY (upstate near the Pennsy border) and travel about 2 hours south down to Bodines, PA (just north of Williamsport) to shoot F Class at the 1,000 yard range there. If you are ever inclined to shoot at 5/8 mile for kicks and giggles, let me know and I will meet you there and provide you with a suitable rifle.
Don
Sure, we'll have to make a date sometime. Of course, it's been 15 years since i shot ANY weapon at a range greater than a hundred meters, so you best not make fun...cause i am still a deadly pistol shot.
It would be interesting to see what skills i've retained though. I'm guessing not much initially, but i think that after several range sessions i'd do much better. LR shooting is definitely a highly-perishible skill. What kind of rifle can you provide bro?
Huh, that's not too far from where I shoot deer every thanksgiving. I hunt up right near Galeton (Potter 6 region, if you know where that is)
I've hunted in Potter county a few times. Good brush hunting, like the rest of the region, lol.
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