Woman With Guns IV

[Ruger_Ronin]

Manca says Oak 4 prez!

 

[Spear Dane]

 

[KittySlayer]

So after the Martyr gets his 72 virgins in heaven he has to face #73 and she is ready to send him to h... where he belongs.

 

[nonobaddog]

Whenever I see one of these AR-15 shots with brass in the air I always check to see if the dust cover is closed indicating a phony picture but I have never seen that so I'm thinking they are real.
That takes very good timing of the photo or else they are using a DSLR in burst mode or video mode.

 

[Brandon]

Whenever I see one of these AR-15 shots with brass in the air I always check to see if the dust cover is closed indicating a phony picture but I have never seen that so I'm thinking they are real.
That takes very good timing of the photo or else they are using a DSLR in burst mode or video mode.

I have been able to take some photographs of my fiance shooting some of our guns. One has muzzle flash. One or 2 you can see the projectile going down range... taken from a cell phone and good timing. I'd post but I don't think she'd be happy.

 

[IndyBeerman]

Whenever I see one of these AR-15 shots with brass in the air I always check to see if the dust cover is closed indicating a phony picture but I have never seen that so I'm thinking they are real.
That takes very good timing of the photo or else they are using a DSLR in burst mode or video mode.

Today's digital cameras have a staggering burst mode frame rate that is easily capable of catching a lot of things in progress of their motion.

Back when the Indy Air Show was still a thing, I attended yearly bringing 3 different Cannon models over the years. You'd be amazed at the progression of what can be captured when you're running burst mode and shooting 3000+ images in a day.

I have a awesome set of pics of the Blue Angels Star Burst maneuver that is just awesome.

 

[nonobaddog]

Today's digital cameras have a staggering burst mode frame rate that is easily capable of catching a lot of things in progress of their motion.

Back when the Indy Air Show was still a thing, I attended yearly bringing 3 different Cannon models over the years. You'd be amazed at the progression of what can be captured when you're running burst mode and shooting 3000+ images in a day.

I have a awesome set of pics of the Blue Angels Star Burst maneuver that is just awesome.

Yes. My newest camera is a 60D so I might have to consider an upgrade.

 

[IndyBeerman]

ya, t

Yes. My newest camera is a 60D so I might have to consider an upgrade.

Ya those are almost 12 years old.

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

One please

Are you crazy? I want both of 'em!

 

[Brandon]

I still rock my Rebel XTi

 

[Mongo59]

Whenever I see one of these AR-15 shots with brass in the air I always check to see if the dust cover is closed indicating a phony picture but I have never seen that so I'm thinking they are real.
That takes very good timing of the photo or else they are using a DSLR in burst mode or video mode.

Nowadays it is a lot easier/cheaper to fake the photo than buy the ammo...

 

[fullmetaljesus]

Nowadays it is a lot easier/cheaper to fake the photo than buy the ammo...

It's odd you would think anything in this thread is "fake"

 

[88E30M50]

Yes. My newest camera is a 60D so I might have to consider an upgrade.

I’m still running a 40D

 

[actaeon277]

Nowadays it is a lot easier/cheaper to fake the photo than buy the ammo...

TRUTH!

 

[Chewie]

It's odd you would think anything in this thread is "fake"

Maybe not "fake" but definitely not OEM. Maybe upgrades?

 

[fullmetaljesus]

Maybe not "fake" but definitely not OEM. Maybe upgrades?

Some of this stuff is definitely "bolted on"

 

[Mongo59]

Some of this stuff is definitely "bolted on"

Sometimes I can even see the bolts they use to hold them on!

 

[OakRiver]

 

[OakRiver]

 

[OakRiver]