Bowling Pins w/ BUGs?

[FreeLand]

I've had some interest expressed in shooting Bowling Pins with a .380. Not sure how we'd make that competitive while shooting against .45ACP or .44 Mag. So I'm thinking maybe we should create a new category for Back Up Guns (.380 and .38 snubbies) Would that be of interest to those of you who shoot Bowling Pins at Marion County Fish & Game?

My thought was a limit of 5 bullets in the gun, 4 pins on the table, pins set 1' from the back edge of the table.

What do you think?

 

[VERT]

I used to shoot with a club that used .22 for pins. We cut the tops off the pins and set them at the back of the table. I think anything that encourages people to get out and shoot the guns they already own is a good thing.

 

[Demo]

I would be in and my wife probably would be to.

 

[mhs]

I'd try. I haven't shot my 3" 60 for over a year.

 

[FreeLand]

I used to shoot with a club that used .22 for pins. We cut the tops off the pins and set them at the back of the table. I think anything that encourages people to get out and shoot the guns they already own is a good thing.

We currently do shoot pin heads. Most people shoot .22LR but we also allow people to shoot centerfire calibers as well. We set our pin heads 3' from the back edge of the table and if you hit them reasonably square on, the pin heads fly off the back quite nicely.

 

[Beans&Bullets]

Yes, sounds great, count me in.

 

[Demo]

If you listen closely you can hear a certain match director at the end.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Djctkre0KfA&feature=youtube_gdata_player]YouTube - Sig Sauer P238[/ame]

 

[Demo]

Here is the same video after I played with it in IMovie.

Don't bother pretending that you don't like the music.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enDOV87fVZY&feature=youtube_gdata_player]YouTube - Shooting the Sig Sauer P238[/ame]