Thread: My first wabbit

TM?

Originally Posted by TimeRider

TM?

Dougie must have had a hard night TR.

Originally Posted by Rushy

Dougie must have had a hard night TR.

Must've been bigger than Texas, Dougie, "M" is miles away from "R" on the keyboard


Tim

They were shot at 100m at 24mm dots. The first three shots were the ones just above the dot on the left hand target. Then things went pear shaped when someone thought they needed to close their eyes when they pulled the trigger because it jumped a bit more than the 22lr.

We need to get back to the range don't we?

Originally Posted by kiwi39

Must've been bigger than Texas, Dougie, "M" is miles away from "R" on the keyboard

TR, GM, same thing

Originally Posted by gadgetman

They were shot at 100m at 24mm dots. The first three shots were the ones just above the dot on the left hand target. Then things went pear shaped when someone thought they needed to close their eyes when they pulled the trigger because it jumped a bit more than the 22lr.

We need to get back to the range don't we?

I have no idea what you're on about....
Yes we do need to get back to the range, not today though. 'sniff' 'sniff'

Originally Posted by Dougie

TR, GM, same thing

TR= TimeRider
GM= GadgetMan

Originally Posted by Dougie

TR, GM, same thing

Not too far off the mark, both stubborn and skinny.

Go shoot some bigger guns, .303 with brass pad

Originally Posted by gadgetman

They were shot at 100m at 24mm dots. The first three shots were the ones just above the dot on the left hand target. Then things went pear shaped when someone thought they needed to close their eyes when they pulled the trigger because it jumped a bit more than the 22lr.

We need to get back to the range don't we?

I always close my eyes .. and dream the round on its way to where i"m aiming it.

I pull the trigger as hard as I can too, too give that little piece of lead a bit of extra "oomph"



Tim

Originally Posted by kiwi39

I always close my eyes .. and dream the round on its way to where i"m aiming it.

I pull the trigger as hard as I can too, too give that little piece of lead a bit of extra "oomph"



Tim

Sounds like that technique will work well Tim. do you give lessons?

thats the best thing about the technique .. it seldom needs to be taught as most people do it naturally




Tim

Originally Posted by kiwi39

thats the best thing about the technique .. it seldom needs to be taught as most people do it naturally




Tim

I will give it a go but not sure I will get it right after all of these years of keeping my eye on the target.

Good stuff bud keep it up!!!

Well young moonhunt, I think your photos with your wabbit might have to sustain me for the weekend. The rain we have had here today will likely rule out the wabbit hunt I had planed for some hill country tomorrow. Make sure you get some photos of your next one too please. Very well done!