Three friends and I went out to a guy I know's farm last weekend... had an absolute blast! We brought my 20 ga., 10/22, my dad's m1 carbine, a benelli nova 3.5" 12 ga, a mossy turkey gun (3.5") another mossberg 3" 12 ga., .17 HMR breech loader, two more .22s, and a couple of other guns that I don't even remember at the moment. Along with that we brought 24 cans of cheap soda, two 13-gallon trashbags full of plastic bottles filled with pond water, a .22 spinner target, and two boxes of clays. SO much fun!! Had a friend there that was relatively new to guns... filled up some two-liter bottles with water and showed her what a 12-gauge with buck is capable of... she was quite impressed to say the least! I was also somewhat surprised to find that the 3.5" turkey loads kicked much harder than the 2.75" buckshot from the same gun (at least it seemed that way to me). I mean, a bit more recoil I could understand, but it was a bit more than I was expecting. I'd say some of the most fun we had was when we gave everyone a shotgun loaded with birdshot, set up a 2 foot by 2 foot piece of 1/4" plywood and all just wailed on it simultaneously... splinters everywhere, it didn't even look like a board anymore. Also found out that the spinner target doesn't hold up too well to the .30 carbine.
Stayed about 6 hours overall and probably fired close to 1000 or 1500 rounds... Anyway, still pumped up from it... looking forward to doing it again soon, but this got me thinking... what has been your longest range session, and/or the biggest arsenal you've taken with you?
Edit: I think next time we'll go at night and bring some of those cyalume light sticks to shoot at.
Stayed about 6 hours overall and probably fired close to 1000 or 1500 rounds... Anyway, still pumped up from it... looking forward to doing it again soon, but this got me thinking... what has been your longest range session, and/or the biggest arsenal you've taken with you?
Edit: I think next time we'll go at night and bring some of those cyalume light sticks to shoot at.
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