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Now nobody is going to believe this, but I do have two witnesses!
1996 USPSA Open Nationals in Barry, IL. Had to change optics on the gun before the start of the match and asked if I could sight it in on the range. Andy Hollar said "Nope, range is closed". On the way back to Hannibal, MO passed a road construction sight that had a huge (30-40 feet high) mound of dirt. OK, got a backstop. Found some pizza cardboard, a cup top and a straw. Cut a small slit in the cardboard and stuck the straw thru it, and the cup top (something to aim at) and propped the whole mess up. Went back about 20 yards, prone position with the gun over the gun bag. Turned the dot on, centered it on the cup top and broke the shot. Cup top drops to the ground. Walked up and the straw was gone. No holes in the cardboard or cup top. Found the straw on the other side of the cardboard with the end splintered.
The round had gone through the straw!
It would have been really great if I could do it again, but we were laughing so hard I was barely able to keep the other rounds on the pizza cardboard.
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