HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

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Re: HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

Postby TH3180 on Mon Aug 06, 2012 11:41 am

I would be willing to bet. If you print these and framed them. You would have no problem selling them.
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Re: HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

Postby JTHubred on Mon Aug 06, 2012 12:07 pm

Great shots, well done with the high speed photos
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Re: HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

Postby Pezhead on Mon Aug 06, 2012 12:13 pm

TH3180 wrote:I would be willing to bet. If you print these and framed them. You would have no problem selling them.


That would help supplement the toy fund. Ypu might not have to sell something else to buy something.
Of course you might have to get another safe.
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HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

Postby xd ED on Mon Aug 06, 2012 12:16 pm

TH3180 wrote:I would be willing to bet. If you print these and framed them. You would have no problem selling them.


I was thinking along the same lines:
For a fee- photo the shooter with his own gun and offer a print/ digital file. Do it for fun & profit, or a worthy fund raiser.
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Re: HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

Postby Lunchbox on Mon Aug 06, 2012 1:39 pm

Pezhead wrote:
TH3180 wrote:I would be willing to bet. If you print these and framed them. You would have no problem selling them.


That would help supplement the toy fund. Ypu might not have to sell something else to buy something.
Of course you might have to get another safe.


Or a new coffee table :D

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Sorry ANOTHER coffee table.
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Re: HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

Postby CypressTrout on Mon Aug 06, 2012 1:44 pm

I have this one on my AR its a DoubleStar Cayman got it from Midway USA for $34.99
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Re: HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

Postby Stradawhovious on Mon Aug 06, 2012 2:11 pm

xd ED wrote:
TH3180 wrote: or a worthy fund raiser.



Good idea!

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Re: HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

Postby ktech on Mon Aug 06, 2012 3:05 pm

xd ED wrote:
TH3180 wrote:I would be willing to bet. If you print these and framed them. You would have no problem selling them.


I was thinking along the same lines:
For a fee- photo the shooter with his own gun and offer a print/ digital file. Do it for fun & profit, or a worthy fund raiser.


+1 I like this idea!

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Re: HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

Postby AFTERMATH on Thu Aug 23, 2012 6:01 pm

CypressTrout wrote:I have this one on my AR its a DoubleStar Cayman got it from Midway USA for $34.99
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Isn't that supposed to reduce the flash?
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Re: HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

Postby bulletproof on Thu Aug 23, 2012 6:56 pm

AFTERMATH wrote:Isn't that supposed to reduce the flash?


I would guess looks were a higher design priority. Which is a shame since it doesn't look that good.
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Re: HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

Postby Snakeman721 on Sat Aug 25, 2012 9:38 am

bulletproof wrote:
AFTERMATH wrote:Isn't that supposed to reduce the flash?


I would guess looks were a higher design priority. Which is a shame since it doesn't look that good.


Perhaps when you run out of loaded mags, you can poke the offender in the face with those pointy tips? :D
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Re: HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

Postby 2in2out on Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:50 am

Stradawhovious wrote:So I bought me a sound trigger for my photography gear. The hurdle then became trying to find a place to shoot in the dark. Well this morning I Grabbed Pat Cannon, and headed off to Scratch's house, since he was gracious enough to provide a place for me to shoot in the dark.

We took several handguns, and tried to capteure them mid shot. Thanks again to Scratch for letting me use the place, and Pat Cannon for being the trigger man.

Here are a couple of the best from todays festivities.......


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Re: HighSpeed Photography Kind of Kicks Ass. Muzzle flash photos

Postby brent375hh on Wed Aug 29, 2012 5:30 pm

For good results load the round guns with 2400, Blue Dot for the flat ones.
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