What's the coolest target/object you have shot?

[1911fan]

Each of those little black packages is a m112 demolition charge, which is about 1.25 pounds of C4. The packages are made with sticky tape on one side so you can string them together like that......I lost track at about 165 packages, so roughly 200 pounds of C4 on top of all the explosives inside the material being destroyed. My guess is that this could come close to being a seismic event when they set it off.......

[Ironbear]

My guess is that this could come close to being a seismic event when they set it off.......

I don't see Sam in the picture....

[Scott]

A little charcoal lighter fluid on a full bottle of MEPS gas, a match, and an AR at 75yds= a nice fireball.

[WastingAmmo]

mabey not the coolest thing i've shot, but the coolest picture of me shooting something i have..



it's tricky to hold a camera remote cord and a rifle and pull both triggers at the same time...
I will say it took almost a case of my wife's precious beverage to get the shot, and my basement floor just hasn't been the same ever since...

[WastingAmmo]

ok, almost forgot about the pumpkins...


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[darthdahl]

XBox 360 w/ 50AE Desert Eagle (and some .223 for good measure)...I just love shooter video games.

[yukonjasper]

I am loving the pictures. Keep 'em coming.

[ecrist]

Bullet-resistant 'sheet rock' from when Xcel Energy Center was built (used on their concession stands, and other places. Shot it up with .44 mag, .40 S&W, 7.62mm, 00-buck, 12ga Slug, .22LR, potato gun, and more. It was fun to see everything fail to get through, excepting the 7.62 and the 12ga slugs. We fired from about 15 yards to point-blank.

[Pat]

I had a "garden level" apartment on Selby Avenue for a couple of years while I was going to the U. I got up one morning and found a 15 lb rat in the hall, just in front of my door. Needless to stay, there was rat meat, guts and fur all over the basement hall.

I moved out shortly after that experience...

[EJSG19]

I had a "garden level" apartment on Selby Avenue for a couple of years while I was going to the U. I got up one morning and found a 15 lb rat in the hall, just in front of my door. Needless to stay, there was rat meat, guts and fur all over the basement hall.

I moved out shortly after that experience...

I think they call those "Chihuahua's".

[Pat]

I had a "garden level" apartment on Selby Avenue for a couple of years while I was going to the U. I got up one morning and found a 15 lb rat in the hall, just in front of my door. Needless to stay, there was rat meat, guts and fur all over the basement hall.

I moved out shortly after that experience...

I think they call those "Chihuahua's".

Forgot to mention that the rent was super cheap...

[Vlad]

and now we all know why...