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UziAnnie · January 10, 2006, 09:01 PM

I've used my .22 in pin shoots. They usually place the pins on the table acording to the caliber of the gun being used. Closer to the back for small calibers and toward the front for the larger. In our shoots, the pin has to be completely off the table and it can get very frustrating when one starts spinning around and not falling off. Of course, it is funny to the others.

I aim at the center of the pin and hope for the best in the fastest time. In our last shoot everyone got one shot at 25 yards with a S&W 500. I was the only female there and only one other guy hit it besides me. Pin shoots are great fun--hope you enjoy it!!!

January 10, 2006, 09:01 PM	#4
UziAnnie Senior Member Join Date: February 12, 2005 Location: Western Kentucky Posts: 120	I've used my .22 in pin shoots. They usually place the pins on the table acording to the caliber of the gun being used. Closer to the back for small calibers and toward the front for the larger. In our shoots, the pin has to be completely off the table and it can get very frustrating when one starts spinning around and not falling off. Of course, it is funny to the others. I aim at the center of the pin and hope for the best in the fastest time. In our last shoot everyone got one shot at 25 yards with a S&W 500. I was the only female there and only one other guy hit it besides me. Pin shoots are great fun--hope you enjoy it!!! __________________ I am not your typical old librarian!