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A fellow forum member and good friend took one of the Master Race (actually his wife) to the range today to get her set up to go on her first hunting trip. Until she shot this group the only rifle she'd fired was a pellet gun. The group measured about 3/4 of an inch.

Personally, I don't think either of them have anything to worry about.







 
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Looks like she means business Steve...
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It looks like she is going to hit whatever she aim at....


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I wouldn't want to piss her off.
 
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His name isn't Francis Macomber is it?
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I'm soooo damn old I remember Francis Wink and believe me, she was FUGLY....... this one is MUCH better looking.......... although the same can't be said of her husband....... jumping






 
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Personally, I don't think either of them have anything to worry about.



Nope. Not unless you're planning on playing photographer for their trip... Roll Eyes Wink

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What was she shooting?
 
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I think it was either a 243 or a 308......






 
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MUCH better looking.......... although the same can't be said of her husband....... jumping

Thanks for that one Steve

she used my bruno 243 with 85gr sierra game king bullets i couldn't believe my eyes she is a natural now only to get her on game she has shot 2 snakes with the pellet already

the first group measured 22mm and the 2nd group 20.2mm she shot a 27mm with the 308 aswell.


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The all important question is.... at what distance was it fired?
 
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The all important question is.... at what distance was it fired?


2m from target lol

we shot at 100m


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Don't knock it guys.

I have seen women who have never fired a shot before, come in here and beat their shooting husbands!

The best one was an English friend of mine, who is 6'4", and weighs about 250 pounds. He is married to a wonderful little lady, barely over 5 foot, and weighs less than 120 pounds.

I asked him if he wanted to shoot our 577 T.Rex.

He said "not on your life mate!"

His wife said she would shoot it. He told her if she was that stupid, she should go ahead and shoot it.

I got her one of our special loads, and gave it to her.

She fired it - it barely kicks like a 12 gauge.

She told her husband that it wasn't very hard.

I had the box of ammo with me, so he became brave, and said he would fire one from "the same box! I don't want Saeed to give me a different one!"

He fired it, and almost landed on his backside.

The man taking the video, had the camera set on stills, and did not take a video.

The poor guy was very upset, especially with his wife clap


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The women in my family, for several generations, have tended to be good students when it comes to shooting. Since they don't feel much peer pressure to be a good shot, they just do as instructed and tend to shoot pretty well right off the bat. But why would anybody be surprised that women can shoot well? There are several women's divisions in international shooting competitions, including the Olympics, and I'll bet that most of us are nowhere near their level.


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He will have to be careful or this fellow forum member might end up like Francis Macomber.


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If your daughters take after your wife you are going to have some serious competition on your hands Big Grin
 
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My wife shoots like that. Her first centerfire group was 5 rounds from a rifle I'd owned for 20 years. I thought it shot 1" groups and was pretty happy.
She showed me it was capable of 5/8" groups. What is it with women on the trigger?

Mind you, I'm not complaining. She's my best hunting partner. But how do they shoot so well?
 
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They “squeeze it†instead of “jerk itâ€â€¦..errr…ummm...ahh.. the trigger I mean! Eeker
 
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