Too dry to shoot

[sigsilly]

We were out shooting yesterday afternoon. We lit up a small patch of grass but stomped it out pretty fast.
The gun barrels and the forearms got really hot quick.
I wouldn't be surprised if a hot piece of brass set the small fire we put out. It was right beside us where the brass was hitting and not down range.

 

[spd67]

once you get your optic zeroed..just put a daub of fingernail polish on the dials so you always know where it zero's at....that way if somenone turns the dial you can always put it back quick and dirty.

 

[h8ns8n]

did you trim that tree between pictures? It's freakin me out...

ummm. yeah, me too???

 

[dowmace]

It looks like the pics were taken at different angles/distances.

 

[Model 70]

It looks like the pics were taken at different angles/distances.

Yep, check the comparative size of the utility pole in the background.

 

[Phat Mike]

be lucky that's all you burnt! got to be smart when it's this dry! we won't even brush hog because of the rocks and sparks. ! glad you when on your toe's an called the F/D

 

[Larry Morgan]

I was shooting my 9mm here, and one of the hot casings actually started a small grass fire. Luckily it didn't get out of control, but it was on a public range, so they had to call a cease fire and get a bucket of water on it. It is crazy dry...

 

[PUMPKIN]

EVERYTHING get analyzed here!!!

 

[Hawgman]

How can copper or lead hitting a rock cause a spark? I mean, outside of Hollywood that is.

 

[GlockedandLoaded]

**calls the mythbusters**