I like accuracy shooting. a .22 is plenty of weapon for me.
Sometimes some friends of mine and I run up to the cats for a weekend retreat. We have a hand held skeet launcher and a nice enclosed quarry area. Usually we squeeze off a couple hundred .22’s and a couple dozen shot slugs on any given outage. Occationaly we’ll do still targets as well. To tell the truth, it doesn’t thrill me the way it does some, but to each their own.
I’m doing paintball. Went into Penn to visit the country’s largest paintball turny. Lasted 8 hours and felt like I had been run over by a horse, but it was a blast. We blew through about 1500 paint balls in the 8 hours, per person. It was a good time.
well… Mak feels outclassed
i like playing with cap gunS!
seriously tho…guns are fun, especially when the chicks see you with ur gun and come up to talk to you…i dont think they come talk to phil with his buddies and their guns…you would think they are going to war…hell, phil and his buddies probably have more weapons than the all of those horse police combined…dam them and their horse…j/k i luv the mounties!!!
If I were to own a gun today, it would prob be a Colt Commander .45 auto. One of the best for stopping power for size (I am not a big guy), and being a semi-auto, the recoil is fairly small. Beautiful gun…
Good friend of mine loves her Walther PPK (SF cop)…
I have also found the Glok 21 a very nice weapon (both 9mm and .45auto). Light weight, holds 17 rounds (I think), light kick… Just a bit big with all of that ammo in the handle…
I like paintballing - you get to shoot living, breathing creatures without permanently damaging or hurting anyone… unless they’re stupid enough to remove their goggles. Plus it’s active, aggressive and challenging and so far I haven’t encountered any bad sportsmanship.
I really can’t think of anything more challenging in terms of guns than paintballing. In paintballing your opponent has a human mind that develops plans and tactics. Plus I could never shoot a non-human animal.
Paintballing pretty much takes the whole day - from 9am-6pm. There’s a lot of running and crawling in the dirt and sliding behind bunkers. I only do it about once or twice a month as it is pretty expensive. You come home all covered in welts and bruises, but I find it very satisfying.