Love the music in this video....lol
Audio and visual feedback that you are in the kill zone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-3k7RLv5oI
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Love the music in this video....lol
Audio and visual feedback that you are in the kill zone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-3k7RLv5oI
Yes a theme song for sure...should be titled "Here Hold my Beer"
just a disclaimer....you can't blow up a propane tank by shooting them...unless you use incendiary rounds...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FHTXwpVMvs
About half the deer I have shot with a rifle or shotgun have been while resting my left elbow on my left knee while sitting on a camp chair, stool or permanent tree stand seat. Maybe a quarter were offhand and the rest were from shooting sticks or other positions, such as sitting on a chair but twisting sideways without a rest.
Pie plate accuracy would have been good enough for most, but not all.
I try to get my guns grouping as accurately as possible from the bench, but from most field positions (aside from shooting sticks or a prone backpack rest), I would be fine with 5" groups at 100 yards.
100% agreeQuote:
Originally Posted by ninepointer
Great post. The pie plate has been the standard for many years at my camp. I've seen many shooters satisfied with their capabilities get humbled in a hurry when you take away their 'lead sled' or other rest.
I don't spend time at shooting ranges, but I've never seen someone shoot MOA groups without a rest. If your hunting style involves scenarios where you might not have a rest, you need to know your capabilities without one. Most folks I hunt deer with don't use scopes and don't kill deer from fancy shooting benches. If you can shoot MOA accuracy in real hunting conditions, that's awesome. For the rest of us, the pie plate is still the benchmark!
you all may have figured out I like visual aids....habit after years of being an instructor.....LOL...
Which shot in this 5+" group will be fatal (stop the heart) the deer at 100 yds ?
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...psxi69mgmu.jpg
Are we to assume that the angle of the tack is also the trajectory of the projectile?
If so, then a shot in the right or left ventricle would be mush and so would the right and left atrium.
Not sure if the shot in the apex would cause the deer to die at 100 yards but it sure would be in extreme discomfort.
Of course, the ballistic shock and mushrooming bullet of a large caliber would prove fatal in most cases in any of those shots.
"Your mileage may vary"....lol
I would say or guess all of them would. I have no scientific proof but would guess any heart shot would bleed out within 100yards.
Enjoying the nice (civil) discussion.
LOL....the hydrostatic shock created by a soft lead .50 cal ML round puree's the whole heart...looks like Ketchup.Quote:
Originally Posted by impact
If I didn't know better I'd swear you knew something about the heart, like you did it for a living..imagine that...LOL....Quote:
Originally Posted by impact