Anyone shoot competitively? IDPA IPSC etc
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I occasionally am on a skeet/trap team
It's counter intuitive for most because you do not use the sights
I'm surprised that shooting is a regular sport in canukistan
You’re awesome. Nothing more enjoyable than competition regardless of the sport.
You know Canada pretty big on Hunting right? Pretty sure most Canadians have guns.
Yeah they like playing Cowboys and Indians fer reel
Pig is a filthy animal
i shot at a skeet competition a few years ago, it was a Five Stand comp, where you have 5 gates to stand at, and every type of launch is around you, 4 launch at random, ground shots(rabbits), front to back, back to front, side to side, got 89 out of 100 launches, was pretty happy with that.
edit: forgot to mention, a girl won, she was fantastic (and hot), pink Ithaca over and under, she was actually in the running for olympic competition. she got 98 out of 100
edit: forgot to mention, a girl won, she was fantastic (and hot), pink Ithaca over and under, she was actually in the running for olympic competition. she got 98 out of 100
they produce bacon
i usually clean mine first before i start eating it.
I used to shoot trap with my daughter but since she joined the army my shotgun has just sat unused in my safe. I used to belong to a sportsman club and shot almost every weekend, even reloaded my own shells, but the club board of directors went Karen, requiring gun safety training for everyone before they can continue to use their ranges. I told them to go fuck themselves and quit. 20 year vet, I don’t need no stinking training.
My only issue with the idpa and other organizations is that the people competing go nuts with their custom high speed rigs they would never use as an every day carry. Completely abandons the idea of practicing for real world encounters. Then it’s just who paid to win the most.
Jfc I was dropping a line from pulp fiction. I love bacon and ham. When my wife makes a boiled ham dinner I’m in heaven.
we can just gut them and leave them in the field
they're an issue and THERE'S TOO DAMN MANY
Not everyone practices guns for real world encounters. Some actually enjoy the sport.
What are the odds you will need a gun in a real world encounter? Pretty fucking low.