Thanks for the reply. I figure ask first! Pooping out that jalapeno sandwich without having asked if it's hot before eating it will teach a person that
I was getting more at tests of skill... like some fun stuff with the p90. You know.. setting up 5 or 6 clay pigeons and shooting them as quick as possible, with as few misses as possible. Just a test of skill, not "REDRUM REDRUM.. all work and no play makes Zhur a dull boy" or any weird stuff like that. Worst case senario, I shoot with a black boonie hat on, but that's about it, just to keep the sun off my bald head. I'm a little too chubby for a tac vest. Ever notice how the crazy's are always really skinny? I tell everyone that.... you never have to worry about me flipping out, I'm overweight!!! hehehe
It just might be fun to SAFELY run some tests of shooting skill. I used to shoot clay pigeons out of the air with a .45 Long Colt at Cowboy action matches. It's always a fun thing to share when you have practiced practiced practiced something so much, that people are stunned or amazed. (Wish I could do that still, haven't shot SASS for a few years).
After having said that, I want to stress that being safe first needs to be the order of the day of course. I'll see what I can come up with once the 5 foot of freeking snow melts and the ground dries up a bit. Perhaps I'll post some stuff I did for some NY friends of mine who'd never even seen a gun, let alone shoot one. It was more about letting them see it before they came out for a visit. I took them shooting, they had a blast, no pun intended. I find it to be so much fun to see the look on peoples faces when they are first introduced to shooting. After all, if we are going to keep this sport alive, we'd better all get a few nay sayers to convert! hehe
Thanks again for a great site.
Zhur
BTW, I help run a forum for games, so I know what it's like to deal with people who fail to ask first and then get all honked off about the results, so I won't do that to you!
