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Subtitled: Its all good, young and old.
It is February, some parts of the country have more weather than others that affect getting to shoot.
Now is the time to get your plinkin' guns and ammunition ready for warmer temperatures and days.
.22 rim-fire is affordable, a serious instructional and teaching caliber; it also affords one a lot of quality practice, for less monies.
Plinkin' is a whole lot of Fun!
Economy, world events, just everyday things one has to do and put up with , and sometimes not being serious, is seriously needed in one's life.
Don't have a .22 to plink with?
Now is the time to get one. Tax season and folks getting rid of guns, Divorce season is coming up too, so keep eyes and ears open.
I prefer simple guns, as, well, I like simple and fun does not require a lot of anything, to plink.
Add, one might have a kid, or a new person to introduce.
Or, who knows when someone shows up, or you might have an opportunity to invite someone.
H&R .22 Special 7 shot break tops, H&R 999s, Model 18s, 17s, and others busting balloons, knocking tin cans off a box...
Beretta 21A, or NAA Min-Revolver with a 1 1/8" barrel and shooting "long distance" , heck set up some balloons at 10 yds and try to shoot only certain colors, or play "tic-tac-toe" with these...
Newer handgun models, and spinner targets...
I borrow a old Rem 514, and I am happy as can be shooting that single shot and hitting a golf ball.
Challenging is two folks having to hit that ball where the other one got it to...
It is all good. Young, old, both folks and guns.
Goal is to have fun, and now is the time to get ready for Plinkin' .
Kids, save the tin cans of Spinach come in, they are a whole lot easier to hit than the Geritol bottles the old folks will be saving up...*hehehe*
Steve
It is February, some parts of the country have more weather than others that affect getting to shoot.
Now is the time to get your plinkin' guns and ammunition ready for warmer temperatures and days.
.22 rim-fire is affordable, a serious instructional and teaching caliber; it also affords one a lot of quality practice, for less monies.
Plinkin' is a whole lot of Fun!
Economy, world events, just everyday things one has to do and put up with , and sometimes not being serious, is seriously needed in one's life.
Don't have a .22 to plink with?
Now is the time to get one. Tax season and folks getting rid of guns, Divorce season is coming up too, so keep eyes and ears open.
I prefer simple guns, as, well, I like simple and fun does not require a lot of anything, to plink.
Add, one might have a kid, or a new person to introduce.
Or, who knows when someone shows up, or you might have an opportunity to invite someone.
H&R .22 Special 7 shot break tops, H&R 999s, Model 18s, 17s, and others busting balloons, knocking tin cans off a box...
Beretta 21A, or NAA Min-Revolver with a 1 1/8" barrel and shooting "long distance" , heck set up some balloons at 10 yds and try to shoot only certain colors, or play "tic-tac-toe" with these...
Newer handgun models, and spinner targets...
I borrow a old Rem 514, and I am happy as can be shooting that single shot and hitting a golf ball.
Challenging is two folks having to hit that ball where the other one got it to...
It is all good. Young, old, both folks and guns.
Goal is to have fun, and now is the time to get ready for Plinkin' .
Kids, save the tin cans of Spinach come in, they are a whole lot easier to hit than the Geritol bottles the old folks will be saving up...*hehehe*
Steve