Shooting Tip of the Day

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When first learning to shoot, it's probably not best to start with a moving target, and the biggest gun with the most kick. On the other hand, it does make everything else seem easier!

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Jay said…
OK, um, Kris, who were you shooting, and why?
24 May, 2006 11:32
Amanda said…
It was fun times. I liked pistolas and rifles the best. But, I agree that you shouldn't start with moving targets. The "you'll get it next time" mantra doesn't work if you don't know how to use the weapon.
24 May, 2006 14:02
CGrim said…
What, no pictures of you guys shooting?
24 May, 2006 14:08
Kris said…
Sorry, Amanda has the all inclusive shooting pictures!
24 May, 2006 21:55
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