Shooting Pictures

[Doc In UPlace]

For sure nobody is gonna stand in front of that thing for very long. Thanks for the gender advisory, my bad.

 

[mjbskwim]

I see what you're sayin', for determining accuracy's sake maybe sandbag that thing or borrow a ransom rest?
As a practical matter I can't justify to a judge why I shot somebody from 150 feet instead of seeking cover or withdrawing if possible. We qualify at 50 yards farthest distance and that's just a crazy long way away.
Each of us have reasons to carry or to shoot at ranges and mine are mostly professional training and to qualify with a good score each year.
No disagreement that at 21 feet you are not seeing the accuracy potential but that brings us back to the question, what you're practicing (or shooting) for?

I took @Wolf's post as a defensive practice target. Maybe he shot that from a snap sight picture, or a sandbag taking 30 seconds each round; we don't know.

Not all your shooting needs to be about killin folk
In fact I actually think people pay way too much and practice way too much for it. I doubt most will ever use any combat training. Most will ever shoot more than 1 shot to protect themselves in their lives
MOST I said.
Plus I figure if I can hit clays at 20+ yards I can hit a bad guy at 7 feet.

 

[PDXSparky]

Too many words, not enough photos.



9mm belt fed full auto fun at the ARPC machine gun shoot last May

 

[Member 5605]

Kids.. Dad shoots better.

 

[Member 5605]

I was working on a load for the .223 when this happened.

4 shot groups (all 7 of them).
50 yards. There was a wind that made 100 yard development not possible.

Ruger American Ranch rifle

 

[mrblond]

Kids.. Dad shoots better.

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That place looks familiar! Bay 12?

My buddy and I were busting up left over clay birds stuck into the berm at 12 a few months ago with my No Name. I think that berm is about 45 yards from the bench.

 

[Member 5605]

While back.. Month +

@tarster and I acting like we knew what we were doing.

Acting... I was doing a damn fine job hitting dirt.

 

[Fjordforder]

Taking my grandfather shooting. It was his first time with anything post-1943 in design. Shot damn fine for being blind in one eye.

 

[Mark-60]

 

[Mark-60]

 

[Steve32]

Backyard fun.

 

[Gene Rojas]

Shooting my new Spike's ST-15 build at the Albany Gun club last week.

 

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My niece demonstrating proper form and not-so-proper form:

 

[Reco]

My niece demonstrating proper form and not-so-proper form:

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Actually the Bottom one is a Bonafided shooting position called the McMillian (Strong hand weak eye) it was co-opted by Hollywood for Gangster use =p

Small article for your amusement: LINK

 

[Steve32]

A friend in England, with his shotgun.

 

[Steve32]

 

[ORYGUNHolsterCompany]

First day sighting in and shooting my new mk14 mod1 clone, hit to 763 yards on a 2/3 scale steel silhouette. Trijicon accupoint 5-20x50 optic, cbc 147 gr ammo.

 

[Steve32]

Shooting with a gas mask on is difficult.

 

[etrain16]

Finally got to the range with the new (to me) Para Ordnance P14.45 First mag or two I just kind of tossed the rounds down range (7 yards) just to get a feel for her. Then I decided to slow down a bit, be more deliberate and got the grouping you see in the head area. A couple of fliers were all on me, just getting too antsy and not slowing down to think about the shot. I am pretty sure this gun will out-shoot me easily. Great gun to shoot - really feels good in the hands.

 

[Steve32]