Pun very much intended ...
Don't worry too much, you will get the hang of driving the RC soon.....
This is the time of year for vegetable targets if you're a gardener.
Always miss the cucumbers and squash in the thick leaves getting too big, or the tomato's that have bad spots.
The top of the creosote fence posts up and down my back yard have been shredded over the years with all the veggi's put on top of them to shoot. Kind of gives one a sense of ballistic performance as well. I was disappointed in the performance of the .17HMR on squash. Bullet goes in about 3" and disintegrates making a nice big hole.
.22 mag blows it into smithereens.
.22lr breaks it into pieces.
Always miss the cucumbers and squash in the thick leaves getting too big, or the tomato's that have bad spots.
The top of the creosote fence posts up and down my back yard have been shredded over the years with all the veggi's put on top of them to shoot. Kind of gives one a sense of ballistic performance as well. I was disappointed in the performance of the .17HMR on squash. Bullet goes in about 3" and disintegrates making a nice big hole.
.22 mag blows it into smithereens.
.22lr breaks it into pieces.
Don't worry too much, you will get the hang of driving the RC soon.....
It's not the driving part so much as it's seeing those little bastards in the weeds so I can shoot them
It's a lot cheaper to make your own targets and its not hard to do. See the videos below. The only thing I do differently is that I use clear shelving paper vs packing tape. It's wider and is easier to apply.
