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How do you spend your time airgunning?
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I spend my (night) time trying to convince the feral hogs that coming on the property is unhealthy.
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75% of my shooting time is spent plinking offhand, the rest is split between paper-punching and critter control.
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#1 yard and garden pest control and cat food collection
#2 paper punching, to test accuracy and then for fun
#3 plinking, when there are no pests and tried of paper, cause it is fun,,, my stress relieving drug
,,,,,,,,,, love those faux little orange cheese balls for plinking fun,,, the left overs disappear overnight
#2 paper punching, to test accuracy and then for fun
#3 plinking, when there are no pests and tried of paper, cause it is fun,,, my stress relieving drug
,,,,,,,,,, love those faux little orange cheese balls for plinking fun,,, the left overs disappear overnight
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Previously I shot competitive, now I'm happy plinking and shooting targets, I probably spend more time tinkering than I actually shoot.
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Our fantastic hobby
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I voted target and hunting but there are times once my rifle is on the money I’ll put a whole bunch of 12 ga hulls on the target frames and blast away. Sometimes I’ll even use 9mm and .45ACP range pickup brass as well. Also have a squirrel string reset target that I’ll tinker with too.
If I was able to pick three, plinking would be included.
If I was able to pick three, plinking would be included.
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Paper punching. It’s therapy. The concentration required and skill development are in turn escape and reward. Boring for others, nonetheless my thing.
Plinking is fun for me only for the first minute. Our property is visited by wide variety of critters big and small, none considered pests.
Plinking is fun for me only for the first minute. Our property is visited by wide variety of critters big and small, none considered pests.
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I'm primarily a plinker and pester. I do shoot some paper with my pistols inside during the winter, but if I'm outside, I'm shooting bottle caps and occasionally pests.
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Yes to all. I love every part of it.
Shooting cans/steel
Shooting paper
Shooting pests
Competition
Shooting cans/steel
Shooting paper
Shooting pests
Competition
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Plinking/hunting. Not big on targets or comepeting. I have little or nothing to prove to myself or anyone. But paper is good for tuning, and checking your guns.
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Punch paper as much as possible so when the opportunity arises and season starts I am hopefully prepared to to do my part.
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Waiting for my rifles to come in. However I expect to plink at HFT type targets. I'm hooked on HFT after my first match, though I'm competing with myself. I'll also be shooting 50-100 yard paper. I will also be doing some varmit/pesting from time to time once my skills improve. Realistically all 4 categories apply to me.
Plinking-35%
Field target/competitive 35%
Paper punching 25%
Pesting 5%
Plinking-35%
Field target/competitive 35%
Paper punching 25%
Pesting 5%
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I mainly punch paper but also enjoy plinking from time to time. Need to build a plinking trap. Don't like all the lead in the yard.
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Not a Hunter. Love benchrest/target shooting. I’ll shoot to kill any animal or human that threatens me or my family but the squirrel in my yard is always safe.
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We have a group of like-minded enthusiasts here in Finland. We organize competitions in which of course anyone can participate. This year was my 11th. Silhouette shooting, Bench rest shooting, and a couple of other competitions. About 8-11 competitions per summer
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