It was a much harder than I thought it would be, even with the silhouettes. I had to partially hide the target behind trees so I could get close enough with my 2nd cam. Anyways, I enjoy doing this stuff, maybe you'll get a kick out of it.
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Shooting Glocks at 150 Yards
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It was a much harder than I thought it would be, even with the silhouettes. I had to partially hide the target behind trees so I could get close enough with my 2nd cam. Anyways, I enjoy doing this stuff, maybe you'll get a kick out of it.
I would do good to hit that target at 50 yards.
Good deal, I regularly practice at 100 yards
I want to start! It's very rewarding hitting it. We tried shooting our plate at 250 over and over again, but we were having to dope it through the trees and we just couldn't ever get a hit.
Used to love shooting handguns at extreme range. No longer have a place to do it. How large is your plate?
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I started when one of my instructors had me shoot a target at 100 just to prove it could be done, lucky for me because I actually had a pistol stage where we had a 100 full ipsc target.
Those plates are the full size silhouettes. I don't remember the exact size. I had it shielded poking through a couple trees. Maybe next time I'll put another plate in front of it so I don't have to worry about killing my camera lol.
Damn nice! Love the sound that steel makes, especially with the suppressor on. Bad ass bro!
Thanks man! I was pretty lucky to hit it with the can on. Couldn't see squat lol. I'm too cheap for suppressor sights apparently.
