OK. You can blame this one on Sniperdad's suggestion from last week.



The object of the exercise is to see how many shots it takes to break the two red "wires" (maybe only one??).
Scoped weapons shoot from 20 yards; please specify your position) and iron sights/pistols from 10 yards. It is NOT as easy as you think, but try it, you'll like it.

Keep the suggestions coming, shoot lots, shoot safe and have a good fourth of July. I'm going to a Cowboy Action Shoot and bar-b-que.

Abe

I recall the post that stirred this initiative.

Thanks Abe!

LL

LL,

Of course I read it. I want to see if anybody reads MY posts. Other than you, that is.

Abe

I enjoy the group very much. All of the posts are really appreciated.
There are times when I am so burned out that at reply is ususally just nonesense from me.
My business takes a lot out of me and shooting and you fellows really help make things calm for me.


jusr rick in Michigan

I used the Gamo MC with an acceptable result:
Two targets only took two shots and three targets took three shots to cut both red lines. (Two of the shots broke both lines in one shot, but they were both the second shot on the target.)

I will try to better it with the R-7 and attempt to rival it with the Pistol.

For now my total for the five targets is:
13 shots total.

That was a great idea for a target, LOL.

Cheers, David.

nt

LL