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On the streets in Glasgow, yet?

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It is a good example of poor range discipline too - where it that muzzle pointing at then end? (For Judd's thread)

MiLisCer wrote:It is a good example of poor range discipline too - where it that muzzle pointing at then end? (For Judd's thread)

:G Up in the air and then down in the ground. Can't get much safer than that.

probably issued to Strathclyde's ARU in view of cutbacks..

Reminds me of those BB shooters based on old Thomsons SMG's that you used to get in side shows. Powered by compressed air and spraying lead shot .

Yeah i remember the!! You had to shoot out the red star on the paper, and there was just enough to not be able to do it!!

I am glad it was not only me that failed to shoot all of the star out. I have a feeling it was a quid a go.

I remember watching my father shooting .22 Short at the fair with just a canvas sheet as a back drop, he used to be a very good shot.

I remember them too!! .22 short,i havent seen them since my baby beretta.

First rifle I ever shot was a .22 short at a fair when I was a kid. I don't remember it very well myself but according to my old man I won the top prize and the stallholder was so p*ssed off about it he wouldn't let me shoot a second time. Wish I could still do it!

Porcupine wrote:

MiLisCer wrote:It is a good example of poor range discipline too - where it that muzzle pointing at then end? (For Judd's thread)

:G Up in the air and then down in the ground. Can't get much safer than that.

Well, you come to our club and do it with a weapon which still has its magazine attached and has not been proved clear and you won't get invited back.

Mike