The post whore thread.

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Originally Posted by fly boy

yeah. They wife is OK with that too. Just have to make sure she can toss the kid car seat up into it :D

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Yeah, getting a carseat into a lifted truck is a huge PITA.

Yeah, don't just push it.....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCadcBR95oU

Gah, I can't fix the link. But if you put "AT-15B58C09" into Auto trader. You will find my truck I would INSTANTLY buy if I won the lotto.

I think if Belly had an extra minute, he would have posted this up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvX7TFA4jV0

I've checked his YT page to see if they post there first, but nothing yet.


Shit, where'd everyone go.

We're playing a game called "Hide from OBC".

Awww, shit. I just lost. :(

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Originally Posted by BuffCyclist

5/4 Final Thoughts

Dry Fire - I understand the importance of this. Since I've never shot prone, I want to do my dry fire practice this way. However, I have no low windows in my house where I can lay down and aim the scope out of them to focus on something. The longest "hallway" so to speak in my house where I can look unobstructed is about 30ft. Do I use that and just aim at a tiny dot on the wall, or hop in the garage, hide behind a box (so i'm not visible by passers by), open my garage door and dry fire towards the mountains that are about 1kft away.

Professional Instruction - Who's this "Uncle Sam" guy you speak of? How much are his classes? [LOL]

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yeah, I lean on a folding table where I can aim at my back yard neighbors about 400m away.

Not in this day in age.....everyone's a winner, BC.

You can pick up your ribbon from Brutal.

http://youtu.be/8IJscF0C83g

notice that I get lined up from the feet, then knees, then hips.... All the while adjusting the natural point of aim. Then a couple dry fires. Then load and shoot.

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Originally Posted by TheBelly

yeah, I lean on a folding table where I can aim at my back yard neighbors about 400m away.

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Ah, gotcha. I've got a countertop in my kitchen that looks out to the backyard and have used that before, but it doesn't really allow me to dry fire in the prone position.