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  • #16
    otteray
    Veteran Member
    • Feb 2006
    • 3250

    Originally posted by thedrickel
    I'm confused.

    In this thread from July of 2010 you look about 14. http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...79#post4696979

    And now, not 2 years later, your oldest son is a 6 year old?
    He's just dressed like a 14 year old.
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    • #17
      ubet
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      • Feb 2011
      • 1557

      Originally posted by otteray
      He's just dressed like a 14 year old.
      He also pisses his pants and posts it on youtube.

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      • #18
        NoobShooter
        Member
        • Jun 2006
        • 119

        Game #1: Mount a stick with colored balloons onto an RC car... Drive the car randomly... may want to get a cheap RC and armor it with some sheet metal.

        Game #2: Place an empty gallon milk jug on a hill side. Shoot the bottom of the jug to make the jug "hop"... try to hop the jub over the hill side.
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        • #19
          voiceofreason
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          • Oct 2010
          • 3785



          The squares are good for beginning shooters as they don't move away from them as quickly or as far when shooting.

          The hat is cool as it bounces in random directions.

          The ball isn't recommended, but it's fun to try to shoot a moving target as the goal is to keep it rolling and not let it come to a stop... except every shot moves it farther and farther away fairly quickly. Easy way to frustrate a new shooter though.

          I like these targets as they are fairly durable and are easy just to toss out onto the ground for some quick shooting at random distances.
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          • #20
            HskrVern
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            • Nov 2009
            • 802

            Originally posted by voiceofreason
            http://www.midwayusa.com/find?userSe...healing+target

            The squares are good for beginning shooters as they don't move away from them as quickly or as far when shooting.

            The hat is cool as it bounces in random directions.

            The ball isn't recommended, but it's fun to try to shoot a moving target as the goal is to keep it rolling and not let it come to a stop... except every shot moves it farther and farther away fairly quickly. Easy way to frustrate a new shooter though.

            I like these targets as they are fairly durable and are easy just to toss out onto the ground for some quick shooting at random distances.

            I have both the top hat and the box one. I have a blast with both, but I find that the box doesn't barely move at all with a 22.
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