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  • Cokebottle
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    Originally posted by sevensix2x51
    i shoot glass bottles from time to time. but on my private property only. never shoot glass on public land. imagine a poor lil toddler coming up on your old range, barefoot, while chasing butterflies around.
    Only thing I can shoot on my private property is my wooden rubber-band Uzi.





    ...or intruders.

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  • IrishPirate
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    100m is really the effective range for a .22 outdoors, after that, being accurate with your shots takes some real skill because even a little wind makes a big deal. if it's a head on shot, it'll break no problem. if you glance it, you might just knock it over. just do EVERYONE a favor and dont leave a bunch of broken glass outdoors. I f*cking hate people that do that. just stake down a large tarp and put the bottles in the middle, it'll make cleanup a breeze.

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  • Spec4Guy
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    Originally posted by sevensix2x51
    i shoot glass bottles from time to time. but on my private property only. never shoot glass on public land. imagine a poor lil toddler coming up on your old range, barefoot, while chasing butterflies around.
    Ya and if my aunt had bal#s she would be my uncle.And ifs and buts where candy and nuts,We would all have a merry Christmas.
    the OP whanted to know if a .22 could brake a bottle. I just gave him proof that it could.guess that makes me a STUPID dangerous felon.

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  • OliveDrab
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    bowling pins are great, they can take so many rounds b4 they actually start to come apart, 5 pins and you have plenty of scattered targets to keep you busy for a day.

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  • sevensix2x51
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    Originally posted by Cokebottle
    As a matter of fact, I never have in 40 years practiced by shooting at a glass container.
    Cans, clays, paper, steel spinners, bowling pins, plastic bottles, melons.... sure.
    i shoot glass bottles from time to time. but on my private property only. never shoot glass on public land. imagine a poor lil toddler coming up on your old range, barefoot, while chasing butterflies around.

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  • Spec4Guy
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    Originally posted by RobG
    Um, yea. I think his comment was aimed at the fact that you posted a video of what the vast majority in this topic, abhor.

    And I think its "high horse", not white horse.
    Well,when your done shooting for the day.You best go pick up all the lead you left in the field. We would not want to leave all that deadly toxic waste to harm the environment.Look what happen to Broderick in west sac.
    Ok well since i killed a glass bottle ill turn in my fire arms and go hug some trees.

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  • olhunter
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    Originally posted by Matt640h
    tomatoes and oranges work great
    Lol...exactly....I buy the 'bulk bags' of potatoes, oranges or apples at Sams...cheap, fun to shoot and food for the critters.

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  • Cokebottle
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    Originally posted by Spec4Guy
    So.... Your saying,you never in your entire life. Shot a glass bottle?
    As a matter of fact, I never have in 40 years practiced by shooting at a glass container.
    Cans, clays, paper, steel spinners, bowling pins, plastic bottles, melons.... sure.

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  • RobG
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    Originally posted by Spec4Guy
    So.... Your saying,you never in your entire life. Shot a glass bottle?
    Oh and thank you for calling me STUPID on this forum.It tells me a grate
    deal about what you think of others. You can get off that white horse now. PS mind you own business........
    Um, yea. I think his comment was aimed at the fact that you posted a video of what the vast majority in this topic, abhor.

    And I think its "high horse", not white horse.

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  • Spec4Guy
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    Originally posted by diginit
    Funny, After all this talk about how STUPID it is to shoot glass, Someone posts a video of it.
    No wonder gun laws are so stupid. The legislators have to keep PAR with stupidity.
    So.... Your saying,you never in your entire life. Shot a glass bottle?
    Oh and thank you for calling me STUPID on this forum.It tells me a grate
    deal about what you think of others. You can get off that white horse now. PS mind you own business........

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  • cannon
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    My favorite desert targets are cans of whichever is cheaper. Beer or soda. Sometimes beer is cheaper!

    Leave in sun and shake before shooting. Cans explode and are easy to pick up.

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  • zinfull
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    As a kid I used to shoot glass with my red rider. There were family dumps so it was not a big deal. It sure was fun.

    jerry

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  • judoguy
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    yeah thanks guys I decided to try the water jugs.


    but what I really want to try is the cheap soda cans left in the sun. That seems like a lot of fun.

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  • bigthaiboy
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    Go to the 99 Cents Only Stores and buy melons, bags of apples or red potatoes etc. Cheap targets that you can leave behind for the local wildlife.

    Walmart sells a big case of orange biodegradible clay pigeons for around $13.

    Shooting glass bottles on public land is a horrible idea. Would you break glass bottles on your lawn? Why would you do on public land then?

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  • Cokebottle
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    Originally posted by kwest10
    I've also made targets out of flour. Mix with water, form and dry.
    That's a great idea.

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