Hunters/archers

[ILLXJ]

.22?

Yes, S&W 22A.

JIM.

 

[kmanxj5050]

Nice!

 

[ILLXJ]

It is deadly to soda cans at 15 yards.

JIM.

 

[VAhasnoWAVES]

good old fashion fun.

anyone here have experience with AR style rifles? ive been eyeballing them in the .308 flavor.

 

[kmanxj5050]

Like I said my buddy does. He wanted. 308 but went. 223 for two reasons, 1 ammo is more expensive, 2 you are gonna shoot it ALOT, .223 will be easier on the shoulder

 

[kmanxj5050]

It is deadly to soda cans at 15 yards.

JIM.

If ya don't mind me asking what'd ya give for it? I want one to shoot on my buddies course he's building.

 

[ILLXJ]

If ya don't mind me asking what'd ya give for it? I want one to shoot on my buddies course he's building.

The pistol was 275 out the door. Got it, a holster & a case for 303.

JIM.

 

[kmanxj5050]

That's not bad at all

 

[Beezil]

Gobble gobble

 

[VAhasnoWAVES]

boom

 

[Beezil]

So no one?

You guys are missing out

Especially you deer hunters....how do you guys make it through the year without getting after something halfway around till next season?

 

[962door]

My 12 year old cousin shot his first tom Sunday at 7am. He was with his dad in my pop up blind. They were seeing a lot of birds and I can't wait for next week when my season starts!

 

[Beezil]

My 12 year old cousin shot his first tom Sunday at 7am. He was with his dad in my pop up blind. They were seeing a lot of birds and I can't wait for next week when my season starts!

I hope you guys got a sweet pic. That a story to last a lifetime!

Please share if you can!

 

[VAhasnoWAVES]

Especially you deer hunters....how do you guys make it through the year without getting after something halfway around till next season?

drinking

fishing

wheeling in good weather

exams...

:dunno:

 

[962door]

I hope you guys got a sweet pic. That a story to last a lifetime!

Please share if you can!

The first pic is the bird shot Easter Sunday, the birds came down from their roost to some light calling and it was a 35 yard shot

The second pic is his brother last spring, they sat in a lightning storm and within 10 min of the rain stopping they had 5 toms strutting within 40 yards of the back of the blind. he had to lay on the ground and shoot out of the blind door

 

[Beezil]

awesome!

nice work!

 

[XJosh95]

I don't know how soon some of you guys get into practicing with your bows, or if you ever stop practicing for that matter. But I saw a post in another section that reminded me of a trick someone once taught me.

When you're practicing, pay attention to which arrows are the most accurate/consistent. Usually each one has just a little bit of a difference that is enough to notice when you get down to brass tacks in accuracy/consistency. So when you figure out which ones do what, number them.

I used a sharpie on the fletches. The first deer I took with my bow was shot with my #1 arrow and I watched that thing fly straight as piss and hit exactly where I was aiming.

Just food for thought.

 

[Customizer1000]

I shoot year round, I was taught perfect practice makes perfect, when I shoot its only about 10 shots, and the first one better be dead on.

 

[Customizer1000]

What's the most deer you guys got out of one arrow?

 

[kmanxj5050]

We only ever take one deer with an arrow. Especially using carbon. They are cheap enough it shouldn't matter.

I always stick mine in order in my quiver that shoots best.

k "havent shot since season" man