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No easy feat right there. The balancing isn't the issue until after the shot has been fired :yikes:
It looks good though...wonder if it's in the book?
Since the backsight appears to have a protective cover over it, his grouping is going to be very, very poor. Even if the horse is stone-deaf! (Maybe it's a wooden horse?)
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Makes you wonder about the Calvary
Begs the questions. Very well trained horses? Very foolish soldiers?
Too much time on their hands. Troops today still do stuff like that...but not with horses... 40mm Bean Bag Grenade To The Chest Like A Boss
Horse play is one thing but the guy that took the bag is a Hammer Head.
Perhaps these photos is were the term "horse play" originated?
Got to agree with you there. Just glad it wasn't my guys and I just happened to be coming by with the Sgt Major at that second...just as they fired...Quote:
Originally Posted by HOOKED ON HISTORY
I still had to laugh though, I've known guys just like that.
I don't even want to think of the probable outcome of that if he'd taken the bean bag on the sternum instead of the upper abs.
The fear of that leaves you when every day the chance of having bullets to the sternum is a possibility.
That shot is just a tiny bit low but very close to where the liver is. That is a good way to get yourself dead.
Last words of a Redneck.
"Here, hold my beer. Hey y'all watch this!"
That's funny. Those are also the last words of a modern urban dweller, while a camera is rolling for YouTube: "Hey, guys, watch this!"
Bob