Is that a challenge? 

 

No because I figure you may still miss!!! 🤣🤣🤣

No because I figure you may still miss!!! 🤣🤣🤣

You mean the plate that is like 4 feet x 4 feet?  But yeah, I've seen many miss that one. . . 

 

You mean the plate that is like 4 feet x 4 feet?  But yeah, I've seen many miss that one. . . 

You mean the plate that is like 4 feet x 4 feet?  But yeah, I've seen many miss that one. . . 

I'm not even exaggerating but there was a bunch of young soldiers shooting shotguns 50y on the rifle side. I was two benches away. One of them was super recoil sensitive and the rest was all laughing and clowning with him. Whatever all fun and games. I go to pull my target and have a huge hole from a slug in my frame 2 benches away another in the cardboard. Yes it is possible to miss a 4X4 plate.

Sorry for your loss. 😢

Thanks guys. As I get older, it seems like I attend more and much more frequently. It's part of life. Mahalo!!

Thanks guys. As I get older, it seems like I attend more and much more frequently. It's part of life. Mahalo!!

I know what you mean. Just lost my hanai father last week. There won’t be a service otherwise I would be going back for it.

I know what you mean. Just lost my hanai father last week. There won’t be a service otherwise I would be going back for it.

Condolences my brother!!

I'm not even exaggerating but there was a bunch of young soldiers shooting shotguns 50y on the rifle side. I was two benches away. One of them was super recoil sensitive and the rest was all laughing and clowning with him. Whatever all fun and games. I go to pull my target and have a huge hole from a slug in my frame 2 benches away another in the cardboard. Yes it is possible to miss a 4X4 plate.

Yikes! Sadly I believe it.

A buddy’s uncle would “setup” his brother. His brother doesn’t own guns, but enjoys shooting here and there. Anyways, the gun owning uncle loads up a couple 3” slugs after a couple birdshot.

Round 1 - Bam, yeah!
Round 2 - Bam, yeah!
Round 3 - Boom! Oh f!&k! (As cousins laughing)

I’m there just shaking my head.

I know what you mean. Just lost my hanai father last week. There won’t be a service otherwise I would be going back for it.

Sorry hear that Inspector! Reminder to enjoy life every day.

You mean the plate that is like 4 feet x 4 feet?  But yeah, I've seen many miss that one. . . 

The wife missed that a few times. Hit about 12 feet in front and the road.  But after getting warmed up, no problem.

So I told her if I was held hostage, go shoot at something else before attempting that head shot.

The wife missed that a few times. Hit about 12 feet in front and the road.  But after getting warmed up, no problem.

So I told her if I was held hostage, go shoot at something else before attempting that head shot.

Definitely recoil anticipation.

There's been many times I watch someone bring out their big bore revolver on the silhouette side
I see it's a 500 or 460 or 454, so I stand back and just watch bc I love big bore revolvers
And sometimes they get the recoil flinch and hit the grass or dirt 10-20 feet short. I don't really react bc I've been there myself, but it is kind of funny. 

I work the graveyard shift (12am - 8am) my only days off are during the week and most of my time is spent with my 6 month old.  I try to go at least once a month to stay "proficient".  I'm not a collector (due to low funds and small condo) so I only own one handgun.  Thinking of getting a shotgun or some kind of rifle in the future and I'll be done after that.

There's been many times I watch someone bring out their big bore revolver on the silhouette side
I see it's a 500 or 460 or 454, so I stand back and just watch bc I love big bore revolvers
And sometimes they get the recoil flinch and hit the grass or dirt 10-20 feet short. I don't really react bc I've been there myself, but it is kind of funny. 

Those buggahs brings out the flinch in me too. 

Where’s dogman. He loves the big bore handguns too!

I work the graveyard shift (12am - 8am) my only days off are during the week and most of my time is spent with my 6 month old.  I try to go at least once a month to stay "proficient".  I'm not a collector (due to low funds and small condo) so I only own one handgun.  Thinking of getting a shotgun or some kind of rifle in the future and I'll be done after that.

I hear ya. Adulting takes a bunch of time in our lives. Happy to hear that you have the desire to maintain proficiency. That’s a definite big step. Hopefully soon you can introduce your son to some 22 action and make it a regular thing.

I think a long gun is an excellent addition to handgun for defense. What are you looking at?

I hear ya. Adulting takes a bunch of time in our lives. Happy to hear that you have the desire to maintain proficiency. That’s a definite big step. Hopefully soon you can introduce your son to some 22 action and make it a regular thing.

I think a long gun is an excellent addition to handgun for defense. What are you looking at?

Most likely a shotgun as that probably is my cheapest option.  Just need to figure out where to store it.