OKCGC Saturday April 30th All Shotgun Match

jcameron996 · May 2, 2016

I would say 10-15. My stands are also made out if whatever scrap I had in the pile. Just something to sit it on and stick in the ground. The IC choke generally stays in my shotgun and I haven't had any trouble knocking them down.

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Burk Cornelius · May 2, 2016

See what it does at 15 also

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jtischauser · May 2, 2016

7-25 yards is ideal

dennishoddy · May 3, 2016

Didn't get to test today. Had a little chore to attend to out of town.
Drove home my new Tundra 4X4.
I'll be at our range tomorrow on a project, so I'll take the pipe and shotgun with me.

mike cyrwus · May 4, 2016

tundra? buy american you commie

silver star · May 4, 2016

mike cyrwus said:
tundra? buy american you commie

They say Tundra's never get T-Boned by uninsured Imports that are made in USA.

dennishoddy · May 4, 2016

mike cyrwus said:
tundra? buy american you commie

Made in San Antonio!

dennishoddy · May 4, 2016

Ok, I drove my AMERICAN MADE TUNDRA BUILT BY A TEAM OF ALMOST 3000 AMERICANS IN TEXAS to the range today, and took a 12" piece of 2" black pipe that had a 3/16" wall thickness.
Used a cylinder bore choke, and two kinds of ammo, Federal bulk, 1 1/8 oz, 7 1/2 shot, and Federal target, 1oz of 7 1/2 shot.
At 15 yds, both reliably knocked the pipe down.
At 20 yds, the 1 1/8 oz reliably knocked the pipe down, but the 1 oz load just made it teeter. It did not go down.
At 25 yds, neither knocked the pipe down.
At 15 yds the pipe was knocked back about 2'
Each distance was shot with 5 rounds.

Didn't do it, but I suspect shots at the outer edge of the pattern at any distance other than point blank would not knock down the pipe. It would have to be center pattern.

Burk Cornelius · May 4, 2016

dennishoddy said:
Ok, I drove my AMERICAN MADE TUNDRA BUILT BY A TEAM OF ALMOST 3000 AMERICANS IN TEXAS to the range today, and took a 12" piece of 2" black pipe that had a 3/16" wall thickness.
Used a cylinder bore choke, and two kinds of ammo, Federal bulk, 1 1/8 oz, 7 1/2 shot, and Federal target, 1oz of 7 1/2 shot.
At 15 yds, both reliably knocked the pipe down.
At 20 yds, the 1 1/8 oz reliably knocked the pipe down, but the 1 oz load just made it teeter. It did not go down.
At 25 yds, neither knocked the pipe down.
At 15 yds the pipe was knocked back about 2'
Each distance was shot with 5 rounds.

Didn't do it, but I suspect shots at the outer edge of the pattern at any distance other than point blank would not knock down the pipe. It would have to be center pattern.

'Merica

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irons_shooter · May 4, 2016

dennishoddy said:
Ok, I drove my AMERICAN MADE TUNDRA BUILT BY A TEAM OF ALMOST 3000 AMERICANS IN TEXAS

See, that's the problem. It took 3000 Americans to make one truck. We really are a lazy culture!!! Hahaha

dennishoddy · May 4, 2016

mike_pinto said:
See, that's the problem. It took 3000 Americans to make one truck. We really are a lazy culture!!! Hahaha

 

LOL!

jtischauser · May 5, 2016

dennishoddy said:
Ok, I drove my AMERICAN MADE TUNDRA BUILT BY A TEAM OF ALMOST 3000 AMERICANS IN TEXAS to the range today, and took a 12" piece of 2" black pipe that had a 3/16" wall thickness.
Used a cylinder bore choke, and two kinds of ammo, Federal bulk, 1 1/8 oz, 7 1/2 shot, and Federal target, 1oz of 7 1/2 shot.
At 15 yds, both reliably knocked the pipe down.
At 20 yds, the 1 1/8 oz reliably knocked the pipe down, but the 1 oz load just made it teeter. It did not go down.
At 25 yds, neither knocked the pipe down.
At 15 yds the pipe was knocked back about 2'
Each distance was shot with 5 rounds.

Didn't do it, but I suspect shots at the outer edge of the pattern at any distance other than point blank would not knock down the pipe. It would have to be center pattern.

Damn you know your black pipe!