lets shoot at night
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I've got a few night setups.
The backyard range with a couple of nice 24x36 softbox hotlights that I use for photography works great for paper punching.
For most of my night shooting I use a helmet mounted PVS-14 and an RDS on a pistol, or pistol-ish setup, (anything from a SBR down to my Leshiy's)
Though, I did just build this super cheap and fun 'buddy rifle' for fixed position night hunting.
For $1000, this is hard to beat. (BTW, I don't suck this badly at shooting, but trying to operate a lever action rifle, while aiming through a NVG optic, using your cellphone and actually working off the screen of that is a bit much, LOL...)
The backyard range with a couple of nice 24x36 softbox hotlights that I use for photography works great for paper punching.
For most of my night shooting I use a helmet mounted PVS-14 and an RDS on a pistol, or pistol-ish setup, (anything from a SBR down to my Leshiy's)
Though, I did just build this super cheap and fun 'buddy rifle' for fixed position night hunting.
For $1000, this is hard to beat. (BTW, I don't suck this badly at shooting, but trying to operate a lever action rifle, while aiming through a NVG optic, using your cellphone and actually working off the screen of that is a bit much, LOL...)
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A really good supressed airgun and a night stalk is pretty damn amazing... Different vibe from the excitement of that sort of thing, but.. not to be missed.
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It's just the right height and just the right price
Coincidentally I was just checking my scrap timbers and brainstorming a shooting table so upgrades may be happening soon.
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Looks great! You could get some R-13 faced fiberglass insulation for the walls and roof joists. One heater would walk away with it and you'd get room temp in there. The ceiling batts would hide your quite appropriate ceiling decor however.. Regards.
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It's always fun to take a few shots off of my rear deck at night. The area is actually brighter than the photo shows.
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yeas i got some r-13 bats of stuff just havnt done it as its not bad actually plus no drwall and really didnt want any wind to really get any fiberglass blowing around as i wont drywall it, so its like it will stay, maybe one day use some pine wood on the cieling 1x6 would be nice few emty tins of pellets take down to do it, just happy i got all my windows in
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I open barn doors turn lights on and shoot into it. Not the best set up but better than dead center on the couch watching the voice. Ugh!
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we REDNECKs built this country,,, ya best learn why we'uns is called rednecks,,, history
frankie,,, y always are you breakin people's balls? you have a negative on most posts,, if you like cheap springers, more power to ya, if someone like me prefers PCP , that is ok also,, lets have fun on this web AIRGUN NATION and leave the ball bustin to some other web blog please
douger,,, cool shootin shack
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pdxFrank
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rednecks of yesteryear isn't the same as rednecks of today, so don't "we" built this country, 'cause you sure didn't. fact.
i'm into cheap springers 'cause i put the big money into more important things in life.
like ham radio! lol
(one radio which i'd wager is worth more than most people's entire airgun collection.)
besides, if i'm gonna spend more than about $500, i'd get a real gun.
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Flex 6700 about $7,000-$8,000. My airguns are definetly < $7,000-$8,000. I reckon quite a few on here have an airgun collection worth more. Never had any interest in SDR's. I started on my dad's Collins S-line in the 80's and have always liked physical knobs on my rigs. 73 Badgeri'm into cheap springers 'cause i put the big money into more important things in life.
like ham radio! lol
(one radio which i'd wager is worth more than most people's entire airgun collection.)
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