Ron, bring that goofy Red Wolf to the line baby!! Let's set up at the most windy conditions at Ranchito Robinson and see what's what!! Keep the trouser mouse where it belongs.
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I make money the old fashioned way...
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Happen to recall our last show-down in windy conditions, D?
But of course my Red Wolf couldn't possibly be as effective as the RonCo BroCo I wielded in our last show-down; so you might, POSSIBLY, MAYBE stand a chance in a rifle shoot-off.
But of course my Red Wolf couldn't possibly be as effective as the RonCo BroCo I wielded in our last show-down; so you might, POSSIBLY, MAYBE stand a chance in a rifle shoot-off.
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My .20 Commander P is coming for you Ronaldo. There’s a ferocious appetite on this dude that is relentless! Here here RonCo BroCo…..Good boy! 
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Ahhh, now it all makes sense. I always suspected but wasn’t sure Ron had one of those.To prove they are a better shooter on the day and not a bearded clam
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Y'all better settle down. It's all fun and games until the HR department gets involved!
Podna
Podna
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Last October at the CT State Champion ship we had a bonus shot in the middle of the match shooting a field target with a 2" KZ at 75 yards off hand. I had know idea where to hold for my longest mark was 55 yards. We all had 3 shots at the target. I asked my shooting partner to watch thru his scope and tell me where my first shot impacted. I got lucky and knocked it down with my first shot. On my second shot it went down again. Darn right it was luck! The 3rd shot impacted about 2" high. Ended up tied with one other shooter that also knocked it down twice with a springer. There was $25 in the pot for this bonus target.
The match director asked us if we wanted to shoot off for the money. I had already put my kit away so I asked the springer shooter if he wanted to split the pot. He replied "Hell Yes" So we both went home with $12.50. I don't think either one of us thought we could knock that target down again and I didn't really care to be humilated by someone shooting a springer with a Thomas in my hands.
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Hmmmmmmm PaulNTX.... Why are we assuming "last man standing"? I may have to refuse the peeing on a fence strategy as it may prove difficult for "the last woman standing".
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Fellas, let's not get into Pablo's love life!
Probably a can of worms you'd rather not open.
But as I understand it, his preferences, proclivities and 'idiosyncracies' relate (back) to electro-shock therapy experiences.
Probably a can of worms you'd rather not open.But as I understand it, his preferences, proclivities and 'idiosyncracies' relate (back) to electro-shock therapy experiences.
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1st place ties at GP's are sadly still ties in the eyes of the AAFTA. One can get satisfaction from winning a shoot off for a hangy trophy etc ... but as too recorded score it don't matter
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I like this. Im down with whatever money paid goes to the club to keep it going. If they wanted to buy new targets and spruce things up then even better! Kind of neat shooting at dragons and such.
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i think it would add to the fun to have a KYL target shoot off . only 5 spinner targets descending in size 1/2 , 3/8 ,1/25 , 1/8 , 1/8 @ 30 yards yeah !
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Personally, I agree with you on the shoot off idea. When there's prize money or something significant at stake, a shoot off adds that extra layer of excitement and ensures a fair outcome. It's like the grand finale of a shooting event, and I've got to admit, shoot offs are unforgettable and often make for some incredible stories.But you're right; it depends on the context. In a casual, small-scale match, other tiebreakers can work fine. However, when there's money or trophies involved, a shoot off feels like the most just and thrilling way to determine a winner.But if you're looking to add a little more excitement to your income, you should check out money earning apps. They offer various opportunities to make extra cash on the side.
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