Don't bogart the beer !
Reminds me of a shot Elmer Keith wrote about back in the 50's or early 60's. He was at a party and spotted a crow in a tree 1,000 yards off.
Now don't ask me how good his eyes were or scope or .... Might have been drink.
Anyhow he took a shot at it with a 22 rifle (think there was a short in it). He killed that crow and "crowed" about the shot.
A good one! Anyway, it's just a 50 yard plinking rifle. She won't shoot my .308 because it kicks too hard. She's not much of a shooter. It may be more safe to stand in front of the target. At 25 feet, she shot 6 rounds with a .22LR revolver at a full piece of poster board. Not a hole in it. I asked her what happened. She said, "I don't know, had my eyes shut"She probably "let's" you shoot it in hopes that you will dig into your pockets a bit deeper and purchase her a decent rifle. She would he better off if you take a hammer and knock the glass out of that scope so she could just look through the tube.![]()
A good one! Anyway, it's just a 50 yard plinking rifle. She won't shoot my .308 because it kicks too hard. She's not much of a shooter. It may be more safe to stand in front of the target. At 25 feet, she shot 6 rounds with a .22LR revolver at a full piece of poster board. Not a hole in it. I asked her what happened. She said, "I don't know, had my eyes shut"
So he hit 5 crows out of 10?
My wife is a good shot pistol and rifle. She is recoil sensitive with rifles. Shoots deer with a Ruger Hawkeye Compact 223, Leupold 3-9X40. For target moved her from a 6PPC to a Dasher with a brake. She shot the horn off a buck last year right at the base. I asked her where she was aiming? She replied "right between the eyes". I told her sure makes me feel better than if she had said the boiler room! Then I reminded her that Ruger doesn't shoot like her target rifle and suggested she aim at a larger spot next time.A good one! Anyway, it's just a 50 yard plinking rifle. She won't shoot my .308 because it kicks too hard. She's not much of a shooter. It may be more safe to stand in front of the target. At 25 feet, she shot 6 rounds with a .22LR revolver at a full piece of poster board. Not a hole in it. I asked her what happened. She said, "I don't know, had my eyes shut"
Consider yourself a lucky man, in a way. 30 years ago, I took my new bride to the range and taught her how to shoot pistol. She quickly became very good at it. I found it very disconcerting sometimes, like when I was coming home late from a night with the guys.Sneaking into the house, quietly, was dangerous.
On the 1000 yard rimfire shot? I propose we petition those Tennessee boys to try it. If any body could pull it off, they can.
I think it was the Old Crow that he was hitting
I think I could rig up some mounts on my Brno 4 that I could get the elevation but everybody knows there aint no RF ammo gonna hold vertical to hit a 22x22 plate 5 of 10 at 1,000,,,I would even bet against Junebug on that and thats sayin a lot,,
Are you saying that your "untalented"?Does this guy have a school where he teaches how to hit at 1000yds with a 22lr ? I need to enroll so I can show off my new talent before the next range day.