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Posted: 1/11/2002 11:15:06 AM EDT

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Ummmm...thats a trap field you guys are shooting on.[rolleyes]

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Hey,don't knock it!It was trick shooting!

It was hard shooting through the slits in the little trap houses to be able to hit the targets 100 yds down range!

You shot from 18' below the slit(prone) and had to hit the unseen (below line of sight)target on the other side![rolleyes]

Some people also shot skeet with MP5's.....I swear! [:)]

Posted: 1/11/2002 11:31:16 AM EDT

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You guys are lucky. Where I live rifle and shotgun are two different ranges....miles apart.
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Posted: 1/11/2002 6:49:33 PM EDT

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Hey, Ed, I was born in January 1968. Just one little month after that first photo was developed. Both of my parents were 19 in '67. [:)]

Posted: 1/11/2002 7:44:09 PM EDT

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Hmmm...your more recent pics, look more like JLA.

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WARNING:

LT, the next time you say that old, ugly dinosaur looks like me I'm gonna have to come down there and throw you into lockup..... you know, the one they call "The Lodge" [;D]

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In that case you are worst looking than that ole, ugly, dinosaur. [:D] Go ahead lock me up. BTW Just met a waitress at another fine establishment here in Dallas. [;)]

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