It's kind of hard to shoot when my shooting buddy hangs out.
What messes up your shooting occasionally?
What messes up your shooting occasionally?
It's kinda hard to shoot. When?
- Thread starter Septicdeath
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The little I shoot out doors at home, the dogs are in the house. It’s the neighbors that stop me, I must remain undetected.
That’s good lookin pal you have there.
That’s good lookin pal you have there.
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Good reason to take a break though, she's a good girl (or he's a good boy)!!
Two for me:
- Glasses fog up. Unfortunately, past the point of twisting the focus ring till I don't need prescription lenses. Contacts are no bueno. Just gotta deal with it.
- Wife is out on the patio too. Much rather look at her than anything downrange. NOT a complaint.
Two for me:
- Glasses fog up. Unfortunately, past the point of twisting the focus ring till I don't need prescription lenses. Contacts are no bueno. Just gotta deal with it.
- Wife is out on the patio too. Much rather look at her than anything downrange. NOT a complaint.
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Professor,
Blanco is a smart boy; he'll move out of the way when needed. Looks like he needed a little TLC, that's all. Too hot/humid here in the tropics for comfortable shooting, nice to shoot outdoors all winter, not so much a few months in the summer. WM
Blanco is a smart boy; he'll move out of the way when needed. Looks like he needed a little TLC, that's all. Too hot/humid here in the tropics for comfortable shooting, nice to shoot outdoors all winter, not so much a few months in the summer. WM
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I have the same "wandering" problem with my cats.
My target is at the end of the hall, with a bedroom on each side. Most...of the time, they are sleeping, but... when they aren't, I have to really be careful and know where they are, and watch for them coming out of a room, or walking past me...and down the hall.
I'll still shoot, if they are near my feet, within reason. But as soon as they (one or the other...or both) make it to the hall, I'll wait.
Mike
My target is at the end of the hall, with a bedroom on each side. Most...of the time, they are sleeping, but... when they aren't, I have to really be careful and know where they are, and watch for them coming out of a room, or walking past me...and down the hall.
I'll still shoot, if they are near my feet, within reason. But as soon as they (one or the other...or both) make it to the hall, I'll wait.
Mike
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A hard time for shooting is when the wind cycles down through the canyon and it's 104 degrees. WHEW! This summer is a hot one.
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Work interrupts my shooting on a regular basis. I'm in the city 4 days a week now and on call the other 3 days. The 4 days in the city are just burned for shooting. The other 3 days I WFH with constant interruptions handling client emergencies on the phone, via email or remote support.
What is that they say? Work is the scourge of the shooting class? Hard to believe just a couple of years ago, I could go months without a call and could shoot all day, every day. I ain't gonna lie: I do miss that!
What is that they say? Work is the scourge of the shooting class? Hard to believe just a couple of years ago, I could go months without a call and could shoot all day, every day. I ain't gonna lie: I do miss that!
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I have a range in my backyard. I get visitors from time to time. When they show up with cubs, I quietly go inside until they leave.
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This time of the year, between the skeeters, horse and deer flies, this airgun gets more of a workout than anything else I have. Upside is, the ammo is cheaper.
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