I was gonna call this video "New and Old", then I realized the 1911 has been around quite awhile. So it's "Old and Really Old."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9PVZqAqdLg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9PVZqAqdLg
It's funny how no one claims their video camera is a "Brownie" design. How many pistols are there that lay claim to something like "Classic 1911 design"? I guess video cameras haven't found their John Browning yet.
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oklacowboy
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I like it.
Yup, very nice playground. The land has been in the family for many years. My grandfather originally had it, he was killed there in a tractor accident. When Mom passed away my brother received this land, and sold it to my son and daughter-in-law. The only downside to the whole thing is my daughter-in-laws cows aren't smart enough to stay out of the rifle range.
Here's a picture of part of it:
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The three targets boards are 100, 200 and 250 yards. Off to the right I could put one up at somewhere 'twixt 600 and 700 yards, and still be shooting into a hillside. Just beyond the 250 yard target is a deep draw, then more pasture, then about 40 or so acres of timber.
Here's a picture of part of it:
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The three targets boards are 100, 200 and 250 yards. Off to the right I could put one up at somewhere 'twixt 600 and 700 yards, and still be shooting into a hillside. Just beyond the 250 yard target is a deep draw, then more pasture, then about 40 or so acres of timber.
It would be really neat to have a set of targets in the C scale.
Old oxygen bottles could be tuned pretty easy just by cutting each one to a different length.
Old oxygen bottles could be tuned pretty easy just by cutting each one to a different length.
