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I smoothed out a fork and tried shooting some bbs for the first time today without even putting any finish on. Basically, I confirmed a lot of things I've read on the forum:
1: bbs are cheap
2: bbs are small
3: shooting bbs is hard
4: but shooting bbs is great fun
5: a single #64 band on each side can really move a bb
6: hitting a can with a bb is really great
7: I need to practice more at this bb shooting thing
I had a blast, despite my hit percentage going way down. I really like the idea of being able to zip some shots off without really having to worry about collecting the ammo (in the woods on my own property). And using #64 bands on a fork, this is some really cheap shooting in a hobby that's already theoretically cheap (although I do seem to be accumulating frames at an alarming rate). Also, I'm really enjoying these warrior micro fiber bb pouches. Just another really fun part of this hobby. I'll probably be looking for a dedicated pocket carry bb frame some time in the near future.
1: bbs are cheap
2: bbs are small
3: shooting bbs is hard
4: but shooting bbs is great fun
5: a single #64 band on each side can really move a bb
6: hitting a can with a bb is really great
7: I need to practice more at this bb shooting thing
I had a blast, despite my hit percentage going way down. I really like the idea of being able to zip some shots off without really having to worry about collecting the ammo (in the woods on my own property). And using #64 bands on a fork, this is some really cheap shooting in a hobby that's already theoretically cheap (although I do seem to be accumulating frames at an alarming rate). Also, I'm really enjoying these warrior micro fiber bb pouches. Just another really fun part of this hobby. I'll probably be looking for a dedicated pocket carry bb frame some time in the near future.
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