Shooting
- Thread starter Teegate
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That is a Nasty bruise! I have had a bruised shoulder from shooting my 12 ga. with 3.5" magnum loads.
Looks like you had a good time.
We have to do the PBX shooting trip that we have spoke about.
Chris
Looks like you had a good time.
We have to do the PBX shooting trip that we have spoke about.
Chris
She is a natural, just needs to work on her stance a bit and get her head down, then start on some clay birds. That is one nice bruise you have, would hate to see the result of a 10 ga. 
The first time I fired my .300 Win Mag I thought my arm came out of its socket, after a couple of shots it was numb enough that I didn't feel a thing and later the colors were just gorgeouos 
Bob, shotguns came in 8, 10, 12, 16, 20 & 28 gauge. The .410 is measured differently and is the bore diameter. The 8 is virtually non-existent, the 10 fairly rare, but the 28 still has a following.
The first time I fired my .300 Win Mag I thought my arm came out of its socket, after a couple of shots it was numb enough that I didn't feel a thing and later the colors were just gorgeouos Bob, shotguns came in 8, 10, 12, 16, 20 & 28 gauge. The .410 is measured differently and is the bore diameter. The 8 is virtually non-existent, the 10 fairly rare, but the 28 still has a following.
The men I work with have a schedule, and we will be going every month this year. Jessica wants to shoot a gun also, so if we set up a PBX shooting trip I will purchase some of the shells for it so she can have her first time at it if you let her use your gun(s). Lets try to make that happen.
Guy
Guy
I was about 10 when my dad taught me how to shoot a 12 gauge.he kept handing 2.5 inch magnums and i was doing good.then he slipped me a different colored shell that felt a little heavier and he sorta grinned when he did it.when i pulled the trigger i ended up with my glasses cockeyed and a bruised shoulder.he laughed his rear portion off that day.he then told me he slipped me a three inch and that was his way of telling me to tighten the gun up to my shoulder better.a couple years later he figgered i had enough weight to keep me on the ground he let me try the 10 gauge.It rocked me but left no bruise.I remembered the tighten up lesson
Al
Al
No problem. I can bring a few different guns. If Scott is in on it and we shoot at his club I can also bring a .270 and a 30-30 beside shotguns. If we go to a state range where you can not use rifles I can bring a couple 12 ga. and a 20 ga. . We could shoot some clay birds and I will also bring my slug gun.
Chris
You can shoot .22 rifles at the state ranges, which are fun to shoot, as well as cheap (no resulting bruises either!)