I like projectiles

[boscoebrea]

I have,for real ADD,it affects all aspects of my life,so I am not one to take time to get there. That is the reason I love to shoot. By the time I have my "sight picture" and pull the trigger there is not much time or thought, the more I practice the less time involved in those chores. Simply logical

 

[Treefrog]

The correct execution of what's involved with shooting well is very rewarding. The feeling we get is known as virtuosity. That's taken from a book on motorcycle riding by Berndt Spiegel, but it applies to many other disciplines.

Cheers,

J~

 

[boscoebrea]

motorcycle racing was and is a passion of mine also, raced 650 Triumph Bonny, Maico, CZ,DTI RT-1that tried to kill me..that was what I did, raced motorcycles and shot- rifles; oh yea, the good Old times.

 

[dizzums]

no doubt, shooting little fuzzy things is therapeutic man ..

 

[Treefrog]

Roadracing brings a lot of clarity to the ADD mind. It's either concentrate or crash. I raced small displacement 2-strokes because I was already old...

The glory of a win only lasts for thirty days, (and the trophies cost twelve bucks). What I learned on the track did save my life on the freeway.

Guns and motorcycles do share a lot of attraction. I used to run shoots (at the range where I worked) for motorcycle groups. They were always fun. I ended up instructing in both disciplines. Those were the best of times. The classes I took made me a much better shooter.

Cheers,

J~

 

[AirNGasman]

I've written and stated innumerable times of my fascination with any kind of launcher(s) of any kind of projectile(s). When I lose that fascination... I'll know I'm dead!

Shoot on, Brother; shoot on!

BTW, that list of motor-scooters you've raced dates you pretty accurately. My first scooter was a Norton 850 Commando; a real torque monster. I compare riding it to jumping on the back of a pissed-off grizzly.
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