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I Hope you fellers can please tell me how well I did - or did not do ... how much work I need , any tips, advice, opinions, comments, suggestions or "other" (and/or ALL OF THE ABOVE) that you may care to add - I'd appreciate! I simply painted this one-ringed, green bulls-eye "target" real quick on the back/side of this old shack we have here.
F/A: Kel-Tec PF-9 (9MM) - Micro/Mini Pistol Distance: (measured) 30 feet (10 yards) - shooting "uphill" - (slight incline - not sure how many "degrees" or "% of grade", but this IS in the "hills"). Grip/Stance: One (right) hand (1-handed "seems" to occur naturally for me - though I'm sure I'd do better with a two-handed, more "professional" ["police/military"??] style). 1 mag. fired (a WHOPPING seven/7 WHOLE rounds - total - haha ). Not sure what other info might be relevant/pertinent ... ?
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Last edited by GConn; 02-05-2011 at 11:47 AM.. Reason: Spelling corrections. |
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Folks I apologize that this pics came-out so big...I'm not sure how/why that occurred, but if I need to make them smaller, I can do that.
The silver marks are where I spray-painted the holes to mark them. The top right mark/hole was a first, single shot by itself, and then the rest were done rapid-fire... "a group", I guess you call it. Please keep in mind - this was from 30 feet (10 yards) distance. Last edited by GConn; 02-05-2011 at 03:47 AM.. |
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30 feet, one handed rapid fire, six 9mm hits in what would have been body mass. I'd say that got the job done.
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That's some good shootin'. You hit every one of those white spots dead center.
(Hope nobody was in that outhouse when you were shooting.) Tim |
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haha - awww come-on man...gimme some news I can use! Please?
But thanks just the same for the humor! Last edited by GConn; 02-05-2011 at 01:31 PM.. Reason: Spelling |
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Those look like my Ozarks hills. My better shooting range goes from one ridge side to another. The shorter range is just downhill.
Good shootin' - just be careful of your backstop. BullShoot |
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How about spraying a target on that shed then see how ya do
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Quote:
And these here hills are in west-central VA...not WV, but not far from WV either - whether you drive west or north from here. |
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~*EDIT*~ I did ma'am, if ya look closer, it's green...quite primitive, but it's there...
Last edited by GConn; 02-05-2011 at 08:59 PM.. |
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