Just had to check and see what's going on here, no new posts to read. Don't tell me everybody is snowed in. With a little luck I may be getting a TC Scout. RR
yup, tickers still tickin' :grin: we'RE SUPPOSED TO GET 6-9 INCHES HERE TONIGHT. I still pplan on shootin' Sunday at the Linden 1/2 silhouette match iffin I have to wear snow shoes
Have been trying to kill a 14" dia. pine tree in the back field. Shooting it offhand at 50 yards with a .50 cal. flintlock at a height about 9" from the ground. How many shots will it take to kill it? Kill means "On the ground dead".
I killed a similar pine tree once. I made a few shots with the 30-06, but my primary weapon was the Ruger 10-22. I can't remember how many shots it took to saw it in two, I was consuming a carbonated beverage that came in a cylindrical aluminum container. It was made in St Louis.
simon kenton,
"Cabin Fever" sure by God is an Insidious Disease......That a grown man would resort to slaying a defenseless little ole pine tree with a .22 rimfire long-rifle cartridge is pure desperation! I'll bet it stood proud for a long time under the heavy weight of snow, ice and gails before it went down under the shear crushing weight of lead!
Sorry. Regarding my previous post, go back three posts to get the beginning of the story. I was so excited over this accomplishment I forgot the initial post was 4 years old.
Snowed in but not snowed out. Went out and shot a bit today just to see how my lyman did in the foul weather.
No complaints from me. Loaded it up and set it out in the elements for a few hours. Fired without a problem and best of all: right on target.
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