I proved a little better with the shotgun; I had never fired one though I have fired pistols and rifles. My brother decided to show me how to fire the shotgun and we set up a little range of cans. He grabbed the most ancient double-barreled shotgun I think I've ever seen; it said "Hercules" on the side of the barrel and has battle scars all over both sides.
Do these triggers look sketchy to you? They did to me. He even convinced me to fire both barrels at once saying, "Don't be a wimp; it's fine." NO IT WAS NOT FINE. And he thought it was hilarious the twerp.
However I did manage to hit my target.
Have you been inspired to try anything new lately?
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i tried eating jellyfish at a sushi buffet. it doesn't taste like jelly! it really doesn't taste like anything. but i read an article a few days later that extolled the benefits of eating them. turns out they're good for you!
I love Top Shot too! I do archery and rifle shooting- occasionally I take out my father's old Luger or Colt .45, but long guns are my favorite.
Single-barrel shot guns are a little easier to handle, especially if you're smaller in stature. I shoot at 20 gauge single barrel with a good deal of success. I'm trying to get more involved with clay shooting this summer.
I've never done knife throwing, maybe I'll have to give it a try!
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