How Far Away Are The Targets?

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Original Video: • Range Tour 2
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Комментарии : 46

@Maurice895 Месяц назад

Your range is like Disney World to a gunslinger.

@paullandreville5394 Месяц назад

It feels like a 1 on 1, a friend showing me his yard and range. Very easy-going and informational.

@steveb6103 Месяц назад

Was a welder. I had some half-inch AR-500 leftover from a job. So I made a shooting tree. I installed it at the CMP range I belong to. it's at 200 yards . That was 25 years ago, and it still looks like the day I put it in place.

@aeis3007 Месяц назад

Either your range is great with upkeep, or they are terrible shots lol. That's awesome!

@streetpunk99 Месяц назад

Holy shit! I've never seen any other perspective than from the range table. I had no clue you were a couple steps off your porch!

@944devster Месяц назад

I’m jealous. I didn’t realize your range was so close to your house.

@davidtoothaker8658 Месяц назад

Always have thought your camera guy does well to film you up close and what you're doing. Never even knew all these years that there was a house right there . Interesting to see the evolution of the range over the years too.

@dragoncarver287 Месяц назад

Very nice range, Sir. Thank you for sharing this. You are very fortunate to have the room to practice like this. We had a 100 yd range behind our house in northern New York State when I was a kid. 4 miles out of town you could get lost in the woods. We didn't. We lived there. No one would hear us shooting either.

@6Sally5 Месяц назад

Thanks for posting up this old video! You are a LUCKY and blessed man!

@paulpetty3331 27 дней назад

Yes,I was thinking that I had saw this before?!?! / Have they been hacked!!!!!!??

@tanker335 Месяц назад

It's hard to tell because he's so tall but that's a four story house.

@grassroot1100 Месяц назад

A good tour of your compound, distances and targets. A Loong way to the furthest ones. Didn't know how close or where your house is wow ! Nice fall scenes there with those Sacrificial punkin's Haa. Thanks

@clamato422 Месяц назад

The old days of embedded journalism.

@cedhome7945 Месяц назад

This range needs a preservation order on it as it's a national monument it should be a site for generations to visit for years to come

@texicanado3473 Месяц назад

Wow, wow, wow! I would love to have a place like yours.

@gothivore277 Месяц назад

Damn, here in the people’s republic of Massachusetts I would have to win the lottery to afford that much property lol. One thing my instructor drilled in our heads a long times ago. “If you’re going to shoot out in the woods always check your target AND beyond”

@RidersRange Месяц назад

Old footage, but an interesting visit to your range. Consider this an invitation to come to my range next time you are in Michigan, so you can shoot my new 16" "gong" at 85 yards (non-magnum handgun only). Might be a little more challenging than your 24" gong at 80 yards.

@stephenkidder8876 29 дней назад

Nice setup! Thank you for the tour. I knew the first gong was at 80yds but I've often wondered about the closer targets. Thank you for sharing!

@calvinnewberry5915 Месяц назад

I weld up the holes and divits in mild steel very little splatter but require maintenance 😊

@craigmrohde9989 Месяц назад

Great fun to see the range. Sure do wish I had something like it. Keep up the fun, Life is Good.

@kylewood8327 12 дней назад

Awesome setup, thanks for the look see.

@Av8or7 Месяц назад

Thank you.

@artfoottheime 28 дней назад

Wow ! Walkin; out there with ya, I'm impressed how far it is, and the hand guns you hit it with (maybe it didn't ring as clear as a 45.70 or 308 but ya rang it.)

@noid9798 Месяц назад

Glad you don’t shoot at night because I usually sleep 😴 by the gong 🎉

@bobbaer869 Месяц назад

Very interesting thanks for sharing it

@bronson9253 29 дней назад

Thanks friend

@josephwillis665 29 дней назад

You are so blessed 🇺🇸🙏🏻🇺🇸

@paulkoch9871 Месяц назад

Nice range sir. I'm stuck with 80 yards on my land. My 80 yard targets are AR500 steel and handle my .308, 7.5 Swiss, 30-06 and 8mm Mauser just fine. My 50 yard targets are mostly steel, but I generally shoot only lead bullets in cowboy calibers or rimfire.

@svbarryduckworth628 Месяц назад

Great walking tour iif your awesome range. Amazing the number of bullets laying around on the ground in the 100-200 yard zone. If this were California the guv mint would declare it a lead eco hazard site. Good thing Tennessee is in the USA.

@jackieow Месяц назад

When the mines are all played out, future ore prospectors can find a rich lode in Tennessee.

@Don-kr5tp Месяц назад

Looking good boss

@bradleydavidgood Месяц назад

good job

@dennisingram6748 27 дней назад

You lucky dog...get to live in a log cabin with a shooting range in your front yard...and a wife who doesnt complain!

@cliftonwhittaker260 Месяц назад

Thanks for the tour, Hickok45. That was fun. What I've always wondered is where that road is located in relation to your range? I saw a video of a range in Denmark a few days ago where an "interstate" highway ran through the range in front of and lower down the slope than the targets. It was strange to see the shooters shooting over the tops as they went by. There was also a steel baffle wall that blocked out the vision of the cars when shooting from the prone position, which was the only shooting position allowed, but when standing you could see the cars whizzing by. Straaaange.

@Al-vb6js 21 день назад

Was that “Bloke on the Range” filmed in Switzerland?

@abrahamstark2944 27 дней назад

In corner of the porch next to the flag I see a face "poster"

@jayztoob 29 дней назад

New camera guy?

@EDKguy Месяц назад

I had a buddy visit my range once and he shot up my steel animals with 556... he hasn't been back.

@bubbaredneck75 Месяц назад

heres a question for ya hikok......my dad(who taught me to shoot) always referenced everything in yards, like you did. how come my cousin refers to everything in meters? is it a personal thing or what? they are both veterans so i know its not a military thing but they do have different shooting philosophy. dad was a spray n pray Vietnam vet and my cousin was a Iraq op freedom vet. just curious