Well it happened today.....

[Jedabug92]

If the kid wasn't there, you should have sent one down range to get his attention.

OOPS! I was concentrating on my sight picture.

Is this legal? (I hope so)

Lol, the first time I saw that movie I told GC "That's not a comedy ... it's a documentary."

And yes ma'am it is.

 

[dennishoddy]

FWIW this is the first I've seen at this range, but remember Deer season is rapidly approaching and the crazies will be hitting the range soon to "Sight In" their trusted deer slayer.

We put on a public sight-in day at our range prior to deer season. It's very controlled, but some of the guns/ammo that show up are scary.
One guy last year showed up with some .270 reloads that had the shoulder pushed back so far that it was noticeable to the naked eye. He wasn't allowed to shoot.

 

[Old Fart]

One guy last year showed up with some .270 reloads that had the shoulder pushed back so far that it was noticeable to the naked eye. He wasn't allowed to shoot.

Yikes!

 

[Erick]

I saw this today. I hope they don't hunt public land.

Nah man, He's building one of the Ghost Guns. He can't build the whole gun at one time, so he's starting with the sights!

 

[Oklahomabassin]

I saw this today. I hope they don't hunt public land.

Found his sights. This guy has extra.

 

[Coded-Dude]

It's called instinctive shooting.. Archers do it all the time. Of course when I do instinctive rifle shooting it is from the hip.

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[ronny]

I think it's the guy sighting down the barrel of a sightless rifle.

 

[henschman]

I'm sure he learned the technique from Hollywood. ARs must be cheaper to rent for the set with no sights.

 

[ronny]

I think it's the guy sighting down the barrel of a sightless rifle.

I swear when I posted that it was current news. WTH?

 

[DanB]

He is using a bead site on the front of the rail to sight it like a shotgun.