Kind of neat. New to me at least, found it on Amazon. Not the cheapest price and maybe more decorative than useful.
Allen
So who bought and shot one of these scary things?
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Kind of neat. New to me at least, found it on Amazon. Not the cheapest price and maybe more decorative than useful.
Allen
little too macabre for my tastes. Never liked the idea of shooting something that resembles a human.
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Awe, man now that you put a different light on it, I may have to use it just as decorative piece now. 
Allen
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Pretty cool but i wouldn't buy it if you really wanna use it as a target, i bought the squirrel version of this a while back and didn't last one session, it got all deformed and bended and i was shooting a 22cal rifle.
Renz
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Maybe you should review the rules & keep "political" remarks to yourself. Doesn't matter WHICH side one is "on". Some of us like our break from all that crap that this forum provides. (Usually)
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Hard to believe they'd get that wrong. Headshots have been the only way to kill a zombie since Night of the Living Dead back in 1968.
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The balloons are cool. I like to pop them at range. The target does not appeal to me that much. But the idea of putting a balloon behind a window in a target is clever.
Balloons are too big to shoot under 60-70 yards. A target plate with shaped holes in it might be a neat way to shoot at balloons.
Balloons are too big to shoot under 60-70 yards. A target plate with shaped holes in it might be a neat way to shoot at balloons.
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