[M.J]

Let me start by saying this is not the best shooting I've ever done. I know lots of guys here are better shots than I am. This isn't about trying to "show off", it's to share my ideas. I'm not used to doing this kind of shooting outdoors in the cold and it seemed to throw me off a bit. Still, this is something I posted about last month here and now I have a video to go with it.

Hope you like it!

 

[Brooklyn00003]

Nice one .

Thats what I did as weel ,but I started to do it cuz of lack in space then I find out it is actually fun to shoot very small targets.

 

[dgui]

Great idea great shooting, I use a Kennedy Half Dollar instead of a quarter. Developing skills using small target at a reasonable distance if we do this we will improve. I must try a quarter next, that is if I can see it.
Thanks for sharing.

 

[hawk2009]

Yes have to agree shooting really small targets does improve you quite rapidly I use the english one pence peice. but also shoot cans just for the fun of ripping them up.

 

[dragonmaster]

Got to say thats some good shooten. If you hunt shooten like that you won't go hungry. I'm gona have to start doing more small targets.

 

[mxred91]

MJ you pushed me over the edge. I have been saving Iced tea bottle tops. I will give them a try. the quarter seems a little too small at this point.

 

[M.J]

MJ you pushed me over the edge. I have been saving Iced tea bottle tops. I will give them a try. the quarter seems a little too small at this point.

I started with Starbucks bottle lids, same difference. They're fun because you can put holes in them!

 

[Frodo]

Good video! Keep 'em coming!

 

[M.J]

The thing I like about shooting a small object as opposed to a small spot on a paper target is that there's no such thing as "close enough". On the rare occasion that I shoot targets if I get close to a circle I say "alright! that was pretty close" when I shoot at a quarter I either hit it or I don't, which makes me try harder and become a better shooter.
I was just out in the garage and went 6 for 10 on my quarter at 21' with my Tex Shooter replica. Some day I will get this kind of shooting on video!

 

[mxred91]

The thing I like about shooting a small object as opposed to a small spot on a paper target is that there's no such thing as "close enough". On the rare occasion that I shoot targets if I get close to a circle I say "alright! that was pretty close" when I shoot at a quarter I either hit it or I don't, which makes me try harder and become a better shooter.
I was just out in the garage and went 6 for 10 on my quarter at 21' with my Tex Shooter replica. Some day I will get this kind of shooting on video!

My best shooting only happens when no one is looking, including the camera

 

[dgui]

The thing I like about shooting a small object as opposed to a small spot on a paper target is that there's no such thing as "close enough". On the rare occasion that I shoot targets if I get close to a circle I say "alright! that was pretty close" when I shoot at a quarter I either hit it or I don't, which makes me try harder and become a better shooter.
I was just out in the garage and went 6 for 10 on my quarter at 21' with my Tex Shooter replica. Some day I will get this kind of shooting on video!

My best shooting only happens when no one is looking, including the camera

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You got that straight!

 

[Performance Catapults]

You shoot with good form. It's a plus that you can shoot with a sock hat on your head in my book. I cannot hit the broad side of a barn with a sock hat on. It interferes with my anchor point.

 

[slingshooter1953]

nice shooting!!! indeed!!