Fun with rim fire.

I had the 10/22t out this weekend, was shooting fired shotgun hulls off of branches at 100 yards.

Had to respond when I saw that penny pic. BTW, the old all copper pennies are a good deal tougher than the clad aluminum ones. When I was a kid, dad showed me one he'd shot through (more or less), and I asked him how he did it. He said he just tossed it up and shot it! My eyes wide open, I said REALLY - REALLY? C'mon, really?? He finally admitted he'd taped it to a board! "So you threw the board up in the air?? - "No, the board was on a fence..." Even so, as a 12 yr old, I was mightily impressed!
I have fun sometimes just setting clay pigeons out in the dirt at 200 yrds. It's fun to judge the hold-over on those shots!

Rimfire Plinkin'

I have a 6" diameter steel plate hanging up at 100 yards. Love to plunk my butt on the ground and run a tube or two of 22 lr through my 39A just to hear the clang it makes. I don't hit 'em all, but I hit my fair share.

As a kid I use to shoot pencils, match sticks, blades of grass and and anything safe I could get a bead on. Thank goodness for good parents and the milk carton looking 5,000 packs of BBs. Good times.

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Dum-dum suckers are fun. Drill a row of small holes in a 2x4. Then stand the suckers up. One in each hole.