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Kristia

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09/05/2013, 04:06 AM #12782
Hm.. so what was the farthest target you have avhieved?

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SUSTIC

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09/05/2013, 04:11 AM #12783
Hey guys I'm back and feeling better. The pain in my chest had died down significantly.
S121

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09/05/2013, 04:19 AM #12784
@Kristia

The range doesn't really have a distance counter, but I'd estimate it to be about 40 feet away.

It was the thin side of a bright red cap of an empty peanut oil jug with a .22 AR-15.

That's a target about half an inch in size! (about 1.27 cm)

It must be all that Halo I play.:p



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Kristia

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09/05/2013, 04:45 AM #12785
thats steel pretty far length if you ask me

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09/05/2013, 04:56 AM #12786
To be fair, I did spend a while just aiming at the target while I crouched and did the whole half-breath method of firing.:p

My family and one of my dad's friends went to the shooting range and fired at some soda cans until my dad wanted to see if I could hit the cap on the jug.

It's the smallest target I've hit so far.

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Kristia

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09/05/2013, 04:59 AM #12787
nicely done utsuh

its nice to spent time with family

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S121

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09/05/2013, 05:06 AM #12788
Yep.

We don't go there often, but it's fun when we do.

It's hilarious to see my sister fire a .45 pistol. It almost flew out of her hands when she fired it. I'm such a bad person for laughing.:p

I don't quite remember the exact name of the pistol, but it does have some kick. When you fire it, it feels like a large amount of tension forms at the very tip of the pistol's barrel as the recoil pushes the gun. Then it feels like a balloon pops as all the tension disappears instantaneously and then the gun is back to how you were originally holding it.

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Kristia

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09/05/2013, 05:23 AM #12789
wow.. I have never touched a gun, and don´t want to >_>

No offense though

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S121

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09/05/2013, 05:38 AM #12790
@Kristia

No problem, everyone has their interests and tolerances.

I think the reason a lot of people don't like guns is that it can be dangerous if you don't know how to properly use one.

Not only that, but also the stigma of guns being associated with violence and killing, along with their intimidation factor.

I've heard of people shooting themselves, just because they were careless and pulled the trigger while it was somehow aimed at them. It sounds ridiculous, but it has happened.

We're talking about a chunk of metal and lead being fired at around the speed of sound, sometimes exceeding that.

It's understandable why some people would be hesitant around guns.

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Kristia

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09/05/2013, 05:45 AM #12791
An understandable fear indeed

Im more into emotional warfare, fighting with an emotionally disoriented person is almost impossible since he/she has a pandora box of mind

Thats what my doc told me when I deal with the psychologist´s monthly check in. Having normal results is abnormal for them XD

But hey having a twisted mind gives spice to everyday life, (sometimes bad stuff happen too tho)

So yeah.

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