Unofficial AGN Monthly Shooting Challenge - February 2025

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Ready for the next challenge, airgunners?? Here is the paper target for February:
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The printable PDF for this target is attached below

For the alternate challenge, shoot something real that is related to February/Valentine's Day/Groundhog Day/Presidents Day/or Whatever Makes you Happy. Here are a few things relative to Valentine's Day that would be fun to shoot:
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As before, please VOTE UP your favorite entry for this actual target challenge to the right 👉, and the entry with the most votes 10 days after the end of the month will be declared the winner!! Good luck, Shooters!!

Edit - February 13, 2025
Here is the list of Bragging Rights for the "Unofficial" shooting challenge since we started this mission...
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View attachment Unofficial-AGN_MonthlyShootingChallenge_Paper-Challenge_2025-February.pdf
 
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Those nasty little heart candies will probably be on some good clearance sales right after Valentines Day.
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You are exactly right!! February 15-28 still count. That was what I did in December...went to Walmart and got Christmas stuff on clearance. Heck, I only paid like $0.50 for the snowman ornament, and I certainly got more than $0.50 of joy by blowing him up. I agree, those heart candies are nasty chocolate (for the most part) and deserve to get blown up. Sorry @Gerry52
 
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These probably aren't quite as nasty as the heart chocolates, but I saw these at the store today.
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I would LOVE to blow some of these up. Especially if they are cold/frozen, and that is a good state for them to be in in February in Colorado. Right now, I believe that they were around $5 a pack, which is WAY more than I want to spend, but I will see if I can find some on February 15th or later for cheap. Stay tuned...
 
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These probably aren't quite as nasty as the heart chocolates, but I saw these at the store today.View attachment 534577

I would LOVE to blow some of these up. Especially if they are cold/frozen, and that is a good state for them to be in in February in Colorado. Right now, I believe that they were around $5 a pack, which is WAY more than I want to spend, but I will see if I can find some on February 15th or later for cheap. Stay tuned...
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I would LOVE to blow some of those up, however they would all be gone by the time I made it to the range.....
 
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We have gotten quite a bit of snow over the last few weeks, so this has kept me from taking this challenge. We finally had some nice weather, so I snuck outside to take this "actual" target challenge. Here is a link to the video:

Here is a picture of my target, after being a target.
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I split the wood with this one, so this target will be retiring now. I also blew the steel plate out of the back of it, and it buried itself in the snow somewhere. I will find it in a couple months when everything thaws.

As always, I hope that you enjoyed this little presentation as my entry for the "Unofficial" AGN Monthly Shooting Challenge. If you did, please 🙏 VOTE IT UP to the right 👉 .
 
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Since nobody had blown up the happy little heart yet, I figured I would sneak in under the wire and get one in. Here is a link:

So, I used my SIG Sauer We The People 1911 to take the challenge at 25 feet. I sucked pretty bad, getting a score of -1! Here is a picture of my finished target:
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I almost got -2, if I had been a little closer to heart #6.

Oh well...I tried.
 
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