Hate to be this way but it seems the stress just never goes away. So the quetion here is:
How do I keep those stupid damned bass from getting my trout setup? Life is tough!
The "new" stress factor
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The "new" stress factor
by CMayne » Mon Oct 20, 2014 3:54 pm
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Re: The "new" stress factor
by GM2FOCUS » Mon Oct 20, 2014 4:29 pm
no help here but I did relieve a little stress yesterday, my brother had a couple of cull watermelons from his garden this year. It was amazing how far they blew apart when we hit them with a 40 grain V-max at 3800+ FPS
You have to be watching from behind, you cannot get the full effect from the limited field of view at 60 yards,
You have to be watching from behind, you cannot get the full effect from the limited field of view at 60 yards,
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Re: The "new" stress factor
by CMayne » Mon Oct 20, 2014 4:50 pm
Old potatoes are great fun as well. You can add Mr. Potatoe Head featurs if you want. 
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Re: The "new" stress factor
by GM2FOCUS » Wed Oct 22, 2014 1:27 pm
Thanks for the tip, I think pumpkins are next on the range this weekend.
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Re: The "new" stress factor
by CMayne » Wed Oct 22, 2014 1:50 pm
GM2FOCUS wrote:Thanks for the tip, I think pumpkins are next on the range this weekend.
LOL!!!!!!!!!!! Pumpkins are great fun. Try them with a big bore. I have a .338 and a couple of .45-70s that scatter them for yards. The .338 seems to be exceptional at this.
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