Yep... rifles, handguns and bowhunting......Range is no problem out here to find.... anywhere on public land ie Nation Forest from 50 yards out to what ever your fancy is 1200 maybe?
Quote from: J_B on July 24, 2007, 06:05:19 PMYep... rifles, handguns and bowhunting......Range is no problem out here to find.... anywhere on public land ie Nation Forest from 50 yards out to what ever your fancy is 1200 maybe?I know! I use the one along the Continental Divide every Oct/Nov. Though, the targets aren't exactly standing still.
That just raises the level of difficulty Tyler.
one with a tractor
I will say that all the long distance shooting is great... I used to practice with my heavy barreled .223 Rifle that I used when I was with the sheriff's office in centeral Montana... prairie dog shooting @ 450 yards is great practice. If you guy's haven't done it, get out and have some fun if your inclined to.This is a pic of the Savage 10FP that I used I had both in .223 and 7.62 Nato (.308) ... I had to take this from another source because I can't find the pics of my rifle that I had. But this one is set up just like the one I carried in the patrol car.http://www.dogbegone.comAnd with a .308 they just make a bigger poof and vaperize
Quote from: wpruitt on July 25, 2007, 11:25:44 PMone with a tractorNow, that has to be an interesting story. It's not like a tractor moves that fast.
Fawn lying down in the pasture. Did not move when I came around w/ the bush hog
Quote from: Tyler on July 26, 2007, 12:07:50 AMQuote from: wpruitt on July 25, 2007, 11:25:44 PMone with a tractorNow, that has to be an interesting story. It's not like a tractor moves that fast.Fawn lying down in the pasture. Did not move when I came around w/ the bush hog
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