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Nathan the Machinist said:
If somebody wants to bring a 22 to demonstrate proficiency, I would be fine with that. I think we need to have a qualification round before we back up into the shop and start lobbing big bullets towards a relatively small backstop.
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Nathan the Machinist said:
I have a 22 pistol here that we could use for that, but you're welcome to bring your own if you want
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Nathan the Machinist said:
But the competition will be done with full power pistols and revolvers
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I'm sad I'll miss this. What's the max distance you'll be shooting at? Are you firing one handed?
 
carnifex knifeworks said:
How many practice shots will everyone get?
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You can get a few practice shots with the .22 qualifier before qualifying. Also, if someone isn't bringing a pistol and they want to borrow one of mine, they can get a few practice shots with it.

We're going to have a qualifying round at a shorter distance with a .22 pistol before backing up and lobbing big rounds at a bottle cap because the backstop is kind of small and I want to make sure everybody is safe hitting it.
 
Assuming there's more than just a couple guys, I think there's a good chance the bottle cap gets hit, at least once, on each round.

It's a difficult shot but it's not undoable.

It's a variation of aim big miss big, aim small miss small. It seems awfully small and far away but you might be surprised what you can do if you focus.
 
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