Author Topic: A Trap For Dr. Tommy!!  (Read 3724 times)

Offline cliffspot

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RE: A Trap For Dr. Tommy!!
« Reply #15 on: June 05, 2008, 05:53:25 AM »
Damn! That's waaaayy too nice to shoot at! LOL! Got some skills bro! Add a poly shield to the face and it will stay looking good, maybe on the top too to keep off the rain?
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Some good ideas in the new posts and new "needs"
« Reply #16 on: June 06, 2008, 05:23:59 AM »
Tim,
   Hey, I like the tripod idea but this thing is heavy when full of putty. There is a trap with a light out there, saw it on the net. Did you see the closeup video camera shots that Joe C. has on the Pyramid site? He does not need a spotter scope as he just looks at a monitor on his bench with a camera focused on the target to see where the shots hit. When and not if, I get one of your traps, I will put a sailing windvance on the box, telltales have their limits.
  New idea: five  level 9MM shell casing stand with sighter target holder to fit the front of the new trap box for shooting MiniSniping more safely and with less lead in the neighbor's yard. I like the paper but it is great fun to hit the brass!!!
   Your toys never can be too much fun or left alone, mods are the way to go!!!
Bob Jarrard (PBJ)
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RE: A Trap For Dr. Tommy!!
« Reply #17 on: June 06, 2008, 10:21:14 AM »
Nice job Tim...looks like a piece of furniture!

David
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