The United States of Sequestration (Page 4): I had an old .20 gauge back in the days when you could buy them from Sears catalog for $29.00. Bolt action, no idea about the choke. Duck...

shooterofgunmen Loc: Colorado

oldroy wrote:

That 12 gauge amazed my son the first time he shot a rabbit with it. It put an about 3 inch hole in said rabbit. I really think the shot pattern at 50 yards would not be a lot more than that.

I want to use that shotgun on the first black helicopter I see.

I had an old .20 gauge back in the days when you could buy them from Sears catalog for $29.00. Bolt action, no idea about the choke. Duck k*****gest thing I ever saw.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

shooterofgunmen wrote:

I had an old .20 gauge back in the days when you could buy them from Sears catalog for $29.00. Bolt action, no idea about the choke. Duck k*****gest thing I ever saw.

Of course, the shooter would have a lot to do with how well it k**led ducks on the fly. I have never shot anything other than jack rabbits and hit some of them on the run. However, I have never owned a shotgun or shot at a bird on the fly. I am pretty sure I wouldn't be any better with a shotgun than old Barack is at skeet shooting.

shooterofgunmen Loc: Colorado

oldroy wrote:

Of course, the shooter would have a lot to do with how well it k**led ducks on the fly. I have never shot anything other than jack rabbits and hit some of them on the run. However, I have never owned a shotgun or shot at a bird on the fly. I am pretty sure I wouldn't be any better with a shotgun than old Barack is at skeet shooting.

Did you see those photos/videos? TOO FUNNY..

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

shooterofgunmen wrote:

Did you see those photos/videos? TOO FUNNY..

I know that I am not brave enough to "snuggle" the gun against my shoulder as he did in the picture. I always think about the clown in the Army who put the point of the stock of his rifle in there when firing a WW II rifle grenade. That thing went past his shoulder and tore a huge chunk out of his cheek from the sight on the thing. He had that coming and surely got it.

shooterofgunmen Loc: Colorado

oldroy wrote:

I know that I am not brave enough to "snuggle" the gun against my shoulder as he did in the picture. I always think about the clown in the Army who put the point of the stock of his rifle in there when firing a WW II rifle grenade. That thing went past his shoulder and tore a huge chunk out of his cheek from the sight on the thing. He had that coming and surely got it.

I thought our clown is/was the smartest guy in the room?

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

shooterofgunmen wrote:

I thought our clown is/was the smartest guy in the room?

Well Obama surely fits the clown part unless you want to make the Liar in Chief. Jay Carney the clown in chief. :mrgreen:

shooterofgunmen Loc: Colorado

oldroy wrote:

Well Obama surely fits the clown part unless you want to make the Liar in Chief. Jay Carney the clown in chief. :mrgreen:

Carney is completely clueless. Obama is just a complete nothing. President of the U.S. that by his own admission re: drugs could not get in the military. Man that speaks very highly of our Coward in Chief.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

shooterofgunmen wrote:

Carney is completely clueless. Obama is just a complete nothing. President of the U.S. that by his own admission re: drugs could not get in the military. Man that speaks very highly of our Coward in Chief.

Carney would be a great liar if he could force his face to stop giving him away.

shooterofgunmen Loc: Colorado

oldroy wrote:

Carney would be a great liar if he could force his face to stop giving him away.

Oh God I know. Just watch his eye movement. He is hysterical.