I am an excellent shot with a BB gun, unfortunately they are not anything like a real gun. So I wouldn't know, I have never fired an actual one.
Are you a good shot?
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I can hold my aim on a target, but I haven't goon shooting in a long while. If the gun is sighted properly, I should be fairly accurate.
im alright i guess. i've never shot a handgun but i do alright with the target rifles my grandpa gave me and my brother. Ammo is way too expensive to go shooting often.
EDIT: I'm alright with a bow and arrow too
EDIT: I'm alright with a bow and arrow too
i did competition pistol shooting for years, i had a customized Glock 17C.
i was also trained by my uncles friend who was a Vietnam Marine Scout Sniper, he taught me to track, and shoot and so on, was a lot of fun, definitly the best summer i ever had.
So yes, i think im a very good shot, some 10 years of competition shooting and stuffs, yaay!
i was also trained by my uncles friend who was a Vietnam Marine Scout Sniper, he taught me to track, and shoot and so on, was a lot of fun, definitly the best summer i ever had.
So yes, i think im a very good shot, some 10 years of competition shooting and stuffs, yaay!
I have no idea why games picked akimbo [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akimbo] as a word for wielding two weapons at the same time. Have you ever looked up what that word means? It's a stance where you put your hands on your hips and extend your elbows out.lacktheknack said:
It has nothing whatsoever to do with dual wielding weapons. They just started using it in games, and continued the trend. Probably just an inside joke by staff on some game that spread to others cause nobody knew what it was.
OT I am an excellent shot. I have a range set up on my property and own several hundred guns.
I've never fired a gun before, but I would really like to learn. I grew up in northern Montana, where basically everyone hunts, or at least goes to shooting ranges every once in a while. Learning to properly fire a gun is on my list of things to do before I die.
I've shot guns before, but I have not shot actual targets to keep track of that. My friend bought some targets, so the next time we shoot, I'll find out. Hopefully it's good. I'm good in games even though my accuracy stat doesn't reflect it, and it in no way applies to real guns.
I was a expert Marksman in the navy with pistols and rifles.
I didn't even shoot very often, but just had a nack of being able to shoot almost any gun and hit with it with only a few rounds.
I even got to fire the 203, and I must admit I could put that sucker anywhere. It was the most enjoyable thing I got to fire. And it's a grenade launcher, what more does one need?
I didn't even shoot very often, but just had a nack of being able to shoot almost any gun and hit with it with only a few rounds.
I even got to fire the 203, and I must admit I could put that sucker anywhere. It was the most enjoyable thing I got to fire. And it's a grenade launcher, what more does one need?
Im a relativly good shot, on each of the occasios that ive been to a range or been entered into a competition ive always been in the upper range of shooters, and i was trained by the best (former royal marine commandos) so yes, im quite good
In the army, I did ok in the normal firing range, but I was really good at shooting moving targets, and targets that popped up from the ground. It disgruntled a few officers, because I was better at it than their supposedly handpicked group of people, who were to become NCO's.
I once shot a marble off of a .38 special shell at 30 yards with a .22 magnum rifle using only the iron sights.
Made a head shot on a marmot while it was in it's burrow looking at me. The shot was at about 25 yards through chain link fence at a downward angle and the burrow opening was about 3 inches in diameter. This was done with the same rifle as before.
Made a head shot on a marmot while it was in it's burrow looking at me. The shot was at about 25 yards through chain link fence at a downward angle and the burrow opening was about 3 inches in diameter. This was done with the same rifle as before.
I've only gone shooting once. I was a bit of a natural with handguns, but not like instant excellence or anything, and did better than the other first time shooters with scoped rifles. Iron sights I didn't do quite as well with. Not so awful though.
