Tribe.net. Local Connections Shasta http://gunversation.tribe.net/thread/8141ab0d-2d06-4b42-909f-2875216ea654#5d42d41c-013b-4e85-aeb6-d566fa7f99e7 2007-07-17T23:50:54Z 2007-07-17T23:50:54Z

One of the difficulties in living in an urban area is finding anyplace to shoot creatively and easily. I'd have to drive at least 2 hours in any direction to find space which would be suitable for shooting. >>>>>>>>>>>>> Sorry to hear. I live in central NH I just step out into the back yard.

Shasta 2007-07-17T23:50:54Z Adam http://gunversation.tribe.net/thread/8141ab0d-2d06-4b42-909f-2875216ea654#14c39548-fb9c-4778-ba5e-99da01283cc0 2007-07-17T23:48:18Z 2007-07-17T23:48:18Z

If you ever film yourself doing that first thing, feel free to post it on Tribe : )

Adam 2007-07-17T23:48:18Z Jessie http://gunversation.tribe.net/thread/8141ab0d-2d06-4b42-909f-2875216ea654#93080afa-d85c-4bb4-a409-393f41f9cb5b 2007-07-15T02:49:55Z 2007-07-15T02:49:54Z

I like to put on a bikini and shoot assault weapons that make my breasts shake back and forth. Seriously, I like to snipe targets out past 300 yards with my 308.

Jessie 2007-07-15T02:49:54Z Mickey http://gunversation.tribe.net/thread/8141ab0d-2d06-4b42-909f-2875216ea654#22a83f10-654b-43a7-92ad-52fdb7ca993b 2007-07-14T17:37:09Z 2007-07-14T17:36:25Z

One of the difficulties in living in an urban area is finding anyplace to shoot creatively and easily. I'd have to drive at least 2 hours in any direction to find space which would be suitable for shooting.

Mickey 2007-07-14T17:36:25Z James http://gunversation.tribe.net/thread/8141ab0d-2d06-4b42-909f-2875216ea654#ea32b89b-53ce-4893-9b6a-ab5ca2ca1609 2007-07-14T16:51:32Z 2007-07-14T16:51:32Z

I like to set up clay pigeons at ranges from 25 to 100 meters at diferent levels to the ground.This is great for target aquisition speed and skill. The orange faces make them easy to see.

James 2007-07-14T16:51:32Z Shasta http://gunversation.tribe.net/thread/8141ab0d-2d06-4b42-909f-2875216ea654#b13cfa3e-267c-49b0-aa69-ac418965afb0 2007-07-14T13:38:56Z 2007-07-14T13:38:56Z

we set up little green army men. It was the best way to get my son interested in plinking with me. Paper targets were boring and you had to walk down range to see your results, he would quickly loose interest. But when we would blast the army men and they would flip through the air it was instant gratification and cheap, fun way to spend the day bonding with my kid.

Shasta 2007-07-14T13:38:56Z Mickey http://gunversation.tribe.net/thread/8141ab0d-2d06-4b42-909f-2875216ea654#05ec5d5c-0d12-4a54-ba5b-ff5db1d1db3b 2007-07-10T01:32:50Z 2007-07-10T01:32:50Z

I'm still a beginner. My methods are heading to the range and making as few holes as possible in one of these: http://people.tribe.net/mickd/photos/0561ac05-26ba-4c5f-9328-5a538a2573d9

Mickey 2007-07-10T01:32:50Z Carwash http://gunversation.tribe.net/thread/8141ab0d-2d06-4b42-909f-2875216ea654#53b4467e-3699-4c64-b8ff-855949e24d69 2007-07-09T23:25:12Z 2007-07-09T23:25:12Z

For me the best practice ever has been hunting rats. You have to move fast and shoot fast to hit the bastards.

Carwash 2007-07-09T23:25:12Z Oak http://gunversation.tribe.net/thread/8141ab0d-2d06-4b42-909f-2875216ea654#cdf1019b-921f-44de-a698-e57edeaa9347 2007-07-09T22:41:34Z 2007-07-09T22:41:34Z

Try stringing a rope or string even and placing wooden clothes pins on them.

Oak 2007-07-09T22:41:34Z Jeremiah http://gunversation.tribe.net/thread/8141ab0d-2d06-4b42-909f-2875216ea654#b76d5261-d8d3-4308-b156-f866fdd33fc1 2007-07-09T17:34:15Z 2007-07-09T17:34:15Z

I like to put out poker chips at 150yds and shoot them with my 17hmr it is a ton of fun poker chips have a metal center that makes them fly along way!

Jeremiah 2007-07-09T17:34:15Z Adam http://gunversation.tribe.net/thread/8141ab0d-2d06-4b42-909f-2875216ea654#de5306a0-72ff-477d-a4ea-a230048ec9a3 2007-07-09T02:53:50Z 2007-07-09T02:53:50Z

What are your favorite methods of practice? When you really want to get into bullseye mode, what kind of shooting do you do for practice? Me, I am a big fan of shooting shotgun shells (empty of course.) There are a lot of 'em on the ground. Using a 22, I'll burn up a brick in a morning of shooting. If you hit the plastic part of the shell they fly a little ways, but if you hit the brass then they fly about 30 yards. I shoot the shells from a range of 3-7 yards. You have to have a 22 you know intimately.

Adam 2007-07-09T02:53:50Z