Try suggesting a cookout/shootout for the fourth of July. You can have an open carry barbecue. Have some steel plate competitions. Add some time challenge events. Finish the stages with a "fun" reactive target of some kind. When it starts to get dark you can end with some fireworks and maybe even shoot a propane tank from a grill. It could be alot of fun. Rent a moonwalk for the kids and set up an easy shooting gallery with .22s for the wives and older kids.
I tried something fun this weekend,,,
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chris in va
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Speaking of spinner targets...(slight thread hijack 
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I bought one of those centerfire pistol swingers with the large on the bottom, small on top. There was an odd sound I could barely hear through my muffs, but didn't think much of it as there were a lot of shooters that day. It would only happen when I shot the top one.
Come to find out, lead was splattering the tin roof every time I hit the top one!
I stuck to the larger steel after that.
)I bought one of those centerfire pistol swingers with the large on the bottom, small on top. There was an odd sound I could barely hear through my muffs, but didn't think much of it as there were a lot of shooters that day. It would only happen when I shot the top one.
Come to find out, lead was splattering the tin roof every time I hit the top one!
I stuck to the larger steel after that.aarondhgraham
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This is the one I ordered,,,
From www.sportsmansguide.com
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=612209
Type target into the search field.
Be careful though,,,
They sell several spinner type targets,,,
Make sure you don't buy one rated for .22 lr only,,,
Unless that's what you want.
From www.sportsmansguide.com
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=612209
Type target into the search field.
Be careful though,,,
They sell several spinner type targets,,,
Make sure you don't buy one rated for .22 lr only,,,
Unless that's what you want.