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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 194409" data-attributes="member: 704">I have run into real idiots at the range.&nbsp; One blasting six inch holes in the new plywood with his shotgun to show off to his girlfriend.&nbsp; When I chastised him he said oh well it's free.&nbsp; I told him when he finds free plywood let me know.That said I almost found myself on the other end of this type of story one day.&nbsp; June the grass and alfalfa on our range was about knee high.&nbsp; It came right up to the bottom of the 2x8 pieces of plywood.&nbsp; So there was about eight or nine guys on the range.&nbsp; One guy about 50 years old and about 4 foot 11 in boots decided to walk behind the 200 yard target and relieve himself.&nbsp; So I am down on the bipod and pushing rounds into the magazine when I see him come around the target zipping up.&nbsp; The guy next to me was about ready to touch off.&nbsp; The brain needs to stay in gear behind the trigger and at the target.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 194409, member: 704"] I have run into real idiots at the range. One blasting six inch holes in the new plywood with his shotgun to show off to his girlfriend. When I chastised him he said oh well it's free. I told him when he finds free plywood let me know. That said I almost found myself on the other end of this type of story one day. June the grass and alfalfa on our range was about knee high. It came right up to the bottom of the 2x8 pieces of plywood. So there was about eight or nine guys on the range. One guy about 50 years old and about 4 foot 11 in boots decided to walk behind the 200 yard target and relieve himself. So I am down on the bipod and pushing rounds into the magazine when I see him come around the target zipping up. The guy next to me was about ready to touch off. The brain needs to stay in gear behind the trigger and at the target. [/QUOTE]

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