OK, this really upsets me. I've spent years practicing the fine art of shooting. I've honed my skills to what I thought was pretty darn good. I've invested lots of sweat (in the Texas heat), time and money into getting as good as I can with my "tools".
When I had perfected the 200 yard coffee can shots, my wife asked if she could try. I said sure... She missed once, but once she had her range down, it was ding, ding, ding, ding...
I was in the Army, and never scored less than Expert with the M16. I never shot a perfect score, but I usually got 36 or 38. My wife also in the Army, never once shot less than a perfect 40 out of 40. It isn't because the army teaches you good marksmanship because if I hadn't been taught before the Army by my dad, I would've never learned by the Army system.
My wife didn't have the benefit of learning from her mother either because she comes from a very anti-gun family. What is it with women anyway? My mom is a dead-on shot. My sister is a crack shot, and neither of them even like guns (my sister is a very liberal, newspaper editor). Is it just me or are women better shots than men? Why?
When I had perfected the 200 yard coffee can shots, my wife asked if she could try. I said sure... She missed once, but once she had her range down, it was ding, ding, ding, ding...
I was in the Army, and never scored less than Expert with the M16. I never shot a perfect score, but I usually got 36 or 38. My wife also in the Army, never once shot less than a perfect 40 out of 40. It isn't because the army teaches you good marksmanship because if I hadn't been taught before the Army by my dad, I would've never learned by the Army system.
My wife didn't have the benefit of learning from her mother either because she comes from a very anti-gun family. What is it with women anyway? My mom is a dead-on shot. My sister is a crack shot, and neither of them even like guns (my sister is a very liberal, newspaper editor). Is it just me or are women better shots than men? Why?