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Thag, got one daughter your age , a son and daughter older tht you by a couple and a son and daughter younger than you by a couple. Also got 7 grand children 2 girls and 5 boys ranging from 21 to 3.
Blingpig, we got to get REALLY HEAVY PAPER TARGETS, so they can not jump out of the way when the bullet heads for the X ring. One older gent at my range, he is 80 and shoots pretty good yet. He say his only worry is arthritis ion his hand and he is afraid to drop the gun and have it go off an hit some one,, but out range has bullet proof glass between the lanes so he has not to worry except for himself. He shoots a single action in .45LC a lot of the time.

Bearandyoungman, are you trying to tell me that our bullets get slower as we gracefully get older, with that heavy paper comment.

[quote="Tbag"]Bearandyoungman, are you trying to tell me that our bullets get slower as we gracefully get older, with that heavy paper comment.[/quoteNot sure, still have not found heavy enogh paper to keep the target from jumping to the side when my bulleet gets there . Will let you know when I find it, sometime helpp if you sneak up on it and get off a quick shot before it knpows what is happening.

bearandoldman wrote: Will let you know when I find it, sometime helpp if you sneak up on it and get off a quick shot before it knpows what is happening.

Sometimes I put them up facing the other way so I can shoot 'em in the back!

Blindpig wrote:

bearandoldman wrote: Will let you know when I find it, sometime helpp if you sneak up on it and get off a quick shot before it knpows what is happening.

Sometimes I put them up facing the other way so I can shoot 'em in the back!

Back shooting is unsportsmanlike but very effective.

Oh come on just shoot it when it's bending over.

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te="Tbag"]Oh come on just shoot it when it's bending over.[/quote]

Would that qualify as Bullseye shooting?

I guess if you think about it long enough it just might.