Walter Mitty

[zippy]

What about this... see below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ub_2-_uthc

Air Arms MPR sub 12 fpe at 114 yards... tick tack box on its side.

[Archer50]

Interesting and not impossible, of course. The thing I find particularly interesting is the high rate of fire, particularly at the plate. The shooter seems to achieve a 7 shot group with 5 shots ( ) in 6 seconds while the paper plate doesn't even twitch (although, in fairness you do seem to see a bit if paper fly out of it). Considering the gusty wind that is obviously blowing, the group would not be too shabby for the outdoor leg of a top-level Dutch 100 meter shoot - and they use bigger calibre guns way above 12 ft-lb and take several minutes to do it.

But hey, it's on YouTube, it must be right.....

[tubstar747]

Can we not invite these super shots to one of our get togethers for a demonstration.
I for one would love to see it

[Archer50]

Great idea Any bets how many would turn up if we did.....

A friend of mine used to call this type of thing 'paranormal shooting' - there are plenty of reports, even witnesses, and people get very angry when you question their claims, but somehow it can never be replicated under properly measured, controlled conditions.

Alan

[Raj]

Timmytree got the Quiggley Bucket 5 times in a row with his Prosport at the last Meet ... that is good example of a supershot

[Timmytree]

Timmytree got the Quiggley Bucket 5 times in a row with his Prosport at the last Meet ... that is good example of a supershot

AHEM!! 7 times thank you! I think I did 6 a couple of times but had to do 7 to beat someone with a PCP.

[GrandadG]

Timmytree got the Quiggley Bucket 5 times in a row with his Prosport at the last Meet ... that is good example of a supershot

AHEM!! 7 times thank you! I think I did 6 a couple of times but had to do 7 to beat someone with a PCP.

Oh yes......7 times it was Tim
I was sat beside you when you did it, well done

[Raj]

Sorry Timmy ... They only taught me to count on the fingers of one hand at school ...

[eboswan]

Timmy is from Somerset he has 7 digits on each hand