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Old 12-16-2019, 07:05 PM   #1
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My son Harry really enjoys rifles and the two of us enjoy shooting them together.

Here is his target. 100 yards with a 22 rifle. First time shooting 100 yards
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Old 12-16-2019, 07:15 PM   #2
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I can't even see a hundred yards! Great shooting! That bear is dead.
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He had some help with a scope.

I am still proud!
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Good shootin Harry. You should be able to outshoot the Ole Man soon enough.
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Julia asked him what he wanted from Santa and he replied "a Tommy gun"

Not gonna happen unfortunately
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I want a Tommy Gun too. It will cost more than a good Parker. How can we get into one of those small southern sheriff's offices, Mills?
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Julia asked him what he wanted from Santa and he replied "a Tommy gun"

Not gonna happen unfortunately
Kahr Arms makes a Tommy Gun.
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Mills when I was about 15 years old a buddy of mine in high school invited me to go to a FBI shooting range in San Francisco California, his father was a FBI agent. We got to shoot .38 revolvers a sniper rifle and then they brought out a Thompson sub machine gun in its case and a drum magazine they let us shoot ten rounds each. It was a very special experience that I will remember forever.
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Ken, that sounds like a lot of fun
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Last year I went to a business-sponsored 'machine gun shoot' in Denver... at an indoor range, if you can believe that. You could shoot whatever you wanted as much as you wanted; all the ammo was provided. I got to shoot some pistols and two full-autos, a 9mm sub-machine gun and a 5.56mm SAW. Both were big fun, but the noise level indoor seriously challenged any amount of hearing protection you could stack in, on and around your ears. I wouldn't do it again. My conclusion from the experience: I want a SAW for the coming zombie apocolypse!!
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