Recent content by DeploraBill

Do you recall how he held his gun going from station to station?

Thanks! I'll check 'em out! I just sent them a message.

lol, wow! You used a .22 to shoot skeet??? One little bullet for one clay pigeon?! How did you do? Did you ever get 25 birds? That's amazing! A sling would work for the semi-auto, yes. (I'm still amazed at the .22! How far does a .22 bullet travel though?)

Possibly. I'm just thinking that maneuvering the walker around might allow the the barrel to be pointed at someone. Even if the gun is open, that's a no-no. For me anyway. When you're not shooting, you're standing in the back keeping score or pulling the birds. You're gonna turn and the barrel...

That IS helpful. I appreciate that. Although, I think, yeah, I'm pretty sure, most ranges prefer you to have the action open on any shotgun on the field. It would work on a Semi-auto.

You're suggesting unzipping the bag, taking the gun out of the case, firing, putting the gun back in the case, zipping it up, putting the bag on my back and pushing the walker 10 feet away to do that all over again? Thanks, but...lol. (also, you don't shoot skeet with a 410 pistol. Maybe...

I don't want to have to take it out of the case for each station. Have you ever shot skeet before? There's 8 stations! lol, thanks anyway

Hi all! I searched for walker and I see that some of us use walkers but that's about all I could find on my particular topic. I normally get around on crutches. But on the skeet and trap fields I use a walker. I sit on the seat of the walker to shoot and then rotate to the next station by...

Not to disparage anyone but, um, what is the proof that the North feared this weapon? I didn't see that in the article. It also states that the Dusters were given to the South Vietnamese Army. So, in essence, we left them there to be taken over by the North? Just like Afghanistan. Geez.

That is so cool about the plane recycling it's spent ammo, so as not to have it drop on friendlies! I never knew that! It's too bad that it was designed with the war in Vietnam in mind and yet did not appear until after the war. I wonder if it would have made an impact in those conditions.

That's at least tasteful but is anyone else turned off by WHITE guns? Or any other bright color for that matter. I'm very surprised that a gun manufacturer would create a colored gun (or is it better to say, a gun of color?). Or maybe it's an aftermarket thing from some company. I would think...

Yeah, I don't really care either way but not everybody makes "millions." My Lib Nephew and his equally Lib wife are out there trying to make it in Hollyweird in the business and I know they are not rolling in the dough. They're just trying to eke out a living and raise their kid to be the woman...

"I’ve found that hesitation to fight for one’s safety often comes from a misunderstanding of the law and how it applies in the real world." Yeah, he's right about that! I've seen too many videos on YT of cops showing up and arresting the legally-carrying law-abiding citizen! (with extreme...

At first, I thought it was "partners" in that way too until I realized he was talking about his fellow officer. At least, that's what I understood it to be after reading the article. Maybe I'm wong.

What happened to all that military equipment after we left? Did we take it with us?