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for our folks who like to shoot off hand, here is a video for you ===> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPxloOlzmjA .... considering the distance, the wind, firing off hand, open sights, the fellow in this video is one heck of a shooter .... almost up to RR's standard ...

I love the time until impact

JEBar wrote:for our folks who like to shoot off hand, here is a video for you ===> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPxloOlzmjA .... considering the distance, the wind, firing off hand, open sights, the fellow in this video is one heck of a shooter .... almost up to RR's standard ...

Fun to watch. Sooooo close from soooo far away! Thanks.

That is great shooting, a Guide Gun Off Hand!
At 100 meters, many of those shots would have been in the black.

He had enough time to police his brass before impact!

Cofisher wrote:I love the time until impact

years ago on several occasions while in South Dakota I fired some 200 to 500 yard rounds at a gallon jug out of our Redhawk 44 Mag ..... I came pretty close but never hit the jug .... what I enjoyed the most was experiencing the lag time between pulling the trigger and seeing the dirt fly where the bullet hit .... I was all set to do so again while out there in June/July using both the Redhawk and our Henry .... unfortunately, it simply didn't work out, hopefully it will next summer

very interesting!

Holy crap. Remind me to run a zig-zag.

RanchRoper wrote:Holy crap. Remind me to run a zig-zag.

with the way those mortar rounds were dropping it, just be sure not to zig when you should have zagged

The Trap Door test at Sandyhook used a 6 foot square target and a rifle rest.

He's not so much aiming the shot as launching it! The trajectory must look like a rainbow, but it's very good shooting to compensate for changing conditions.

That is some firepower. With a 45 Colt I'd have to shoot it, find it, reload the brass, then shoot it again...