Thread: The dinner plate challenge

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

75 yards .270 win standing,called the shot 7 oclock 2" low it was 7 oclock 3" low and missed pig at 10 yards and another at 20!!!!!! they werent very big and fern was taller than them,shooting at glimpse of pig having kicked them out of bed.....my confidence took a hell of a hit so shot plate when got back to wagon

Pick yourself up and get back on that horse, you can do it

Originally Posted by Dreamer

Gave it a go this morning once the fog lifted
Clean cold barrel @405 yds didn’t quite get the breeze right though

Then tried the standing unsupported @108 yds and I fully admit really surprised myself so fired a second shot just to see



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Now thats what I call shooting

Leave him alone @dannyb, he's technologically handicapped and I forgot to teach him how to post pics when he asked. Not sure if he should call me a real mate anymore.

ILL FIX him...I txt photo to @dannyb its a pain in the arse for me to post photo as have to upload it onto computer to begin with....will try from phone but ...yip Im a techtard.

@Micky Duck 's plate

Originally Posted by dannyb

@Micky Duck 's plate
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I don't see any holes in it

Originally Posted by 7mm Rem Mag

I don't see any holes in it

bastard!!!!!!

I think he chucked the pooseventy for a blowgun. They dont work very well at 100 metres either

Here is @Micky Duck 's actual plate....standing shot at 75yards

Photos backwards but we get the idea. I can confirm @Micky Duck neck shot a fast moving wallaby at 30 metres with an open sighted 45/70 a couple of months ago. The man can shoot on a good day.

so looking on phone...blue screen,where the hell is option to add a photo????

I'll give you a call mate.

Here's my target at 500m off a bipod, 8" blanking flange hanging off a traffic management sign pole.
I have a vid but no idea how to load it. Very keen to see how unsupported goes.

you dont need to go unsupported,the challenge is all about putting it back into a hunting type situation.... try it prone over a daybag,or bipod.... you dont cart a lead sled up the hill after deer so its out.