Take a Swede and really embarrass them next time!!!
I did something similar last year to 3 fellas.
When doing something like this, don't take a
cocky attitude, Act like it is no surprise that your
"OLD RIFLE" shot that well. That really gets them!
I saw my father really blow some folks minds once with an
old FN 49 (We are real partial to those) and a Beretta
model 1934 pistol. They (The other guys)
were shooting water filled milk jugs at about 100 meters!
My Father was kinda' of the attitude that any one could hit
a milk jug at that range. The challenge was on! These other
guys were using Scoped "High Dollar" Rifles, My father had the
standard Peep sights on the FN. He told them to watch the Red
lid on the Jug, He fired one shot and the lid was gone.
None of the others could do it, They kept vaporizing the jugs.
He would not shoot the rifle again! He had proven his point.
The next target was a Hornets nest on the other side of the river.
About 60 yards. He said he was going to knock it off into the river.
But instead of the rifle, he pulled out his Beretta .380. one shot
clipped the Limb the nest was on. the nest swung down but did not
instantly fall. a few wood fibers held it up. But for all intents and
purposes, he made the shot. My dads cool attitude really
rubbed it in, He acted like he could sit there and do things
like that all day! And honestly, he probably could have!
He was a Gunnery Sgt. during the Korean war and none of his
skills have left him.
