Glock 34 revenge at the range

Pics or it didn't happen...of the 2 tooth guy, not the targets!

 

We want pics of the guy without teeth

 

Well done sir! Well done!

 

Sweet. Love it when real shooters show their stuff. Congrats.

 

Because this is not of the magnitude to be researched by Snopes.com, I still compliment you.

It is feasible for us old guys to still shoot better that loud mouthed, smart alecky punks.

 

I would comment on this thread but I'm one of those young punks that can put my money where my mouth is.


D'OH!!

 

This scene sounds familiar. Let me guess, at least one of the good old boys was wearing camouflage and chewing tobacco.

I quit going to a public range near where I live because of scenes like this. There was always some obnoxious buffoon with his SKS trying to impress the rest of us with his pow pow pow, rat-a-tat-tat shooting. More than once I got invited/challenged to a "friendly shooting match". One time when this happened I was shooting my Win 94. I accepted the challenge and put down my 94 and got out my NM M1A. Can you guess what happened?

 

Deerhunter, are these the guys you were shooting against?

 

Details please; Weaver? Bull's eye? Iron? Scoped? What?

 

I'm somewhat concerned about the direction of this forum. A bunch of shooters wanting a picture of a young toothless loudmouth seems not conjuring up a good image in this ol' farts weak brain.
Dearhunter,good job! The story was well told and the foreshadowing excellent. They're shooting "tin cans" and you're on paper. That seems to say a lot. Cans may be more fun ,but---.
Attempting to continue with a little Saturday morning humor, at 15 yds. are you sure you didn't take advantage of those poor young fellows? Perhaps your arms were a mite longer -so they were shooting a further distance. Shame on you! They were at a disadvantage with a smaller brain to begin with.
The son-in-law and I were shooting at a range in Superior , Wisconsin. Both of us were in awe of an older gentleman (appearing to be in his late sixties or early seventies) working on a fifty yard target with a collection of S&W 29s. After complimenting him on his firearms , with a big grin he showed us his targets. The targets were more impressive than the 4 Smiths.
Good job, Dearhunter!

 

when i was much, much younger, i was taught to respect my elders and after growing up with my father shooting, wanted to learn from more senior shooters, rather than wanting to challenge them. i guess it's just the difference in the generations and the things we are taught. Dad is almost seventy now, and though i am a little better with pistols, i probably wouldn't want to bet with him on target rifles! we enjoy shooting our 22 rifles on Sundays for sport and with them he is just a little better.

 

Good for you Dearhunter!

 

I'll bet the handicap of it being a plastic gun really rubbed it in too!

 

There are way to many people buying guns who dont take the proper time to learn hiw to use them. Its great when someone can show them how much they didnt know. When you can make a little money on the side good for u, great story keep u the good work.

 

You'd think someone who shows up with " . . . plenty of NRA targets . ." instead of tin cans or whatever would've given them a clue.

If I ever get good & consistent with my G19, I'll start looking at a G 34.