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No Shooting Today!!! brrrrr
-9'F Winter is here. No shooting for this kid today.:sad0064:
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Warm coat.. ear muffs, snow boots... BOOM!!!
Of course, my range is 15 feet from my back door. If I get cold, there is hot coffee and a wood stove just inside the door. And believe me, that is a real advantage. But I love to shoot when it is cold. Ever hear a muzzleloader go off in bitter cold crisp winter air? It shakes the earth.. it's beautiful. And when no wind, that smoke will hang there in front of the bench like a big white cloud. What more could you ask for. It is only 19 degrees here so its plenty warm to shoot. |
Originally Posted by HuntAway
(Post 3901452)
-9'F Winter is here. No shooting for this kid today.:sad0064:
HA Agree. That is darn cold!!! Its 20 here right now and a beautiful day to shoot for sure...but I'm staying in and watching football instead :party0005: |
Looks like I'm in the middle at 11*. But I'm not shooting. Was up at 7:00 cleaned the snow off the driveway and back porch/steps, went and did a bit of food shopping, took Mom's propane tank to get refilled and hooked her stove back up.
Just going to put on a pot of coffee, sit back and watch the games today. |
Here is one way to be able to shoot in sub-zero weather.
Every time the night time temperature the past two winters dropped below zero, i headed out to shoot, and test reliability of breech plug design. Rifles were always left in the truck loaded. Object was to see if they went boom right now, when the trigger was pulled. Feels like i learned a lot, and i couldn't have done it without having some way to comfortably shoot in bitter cold weather. |
Originally Posted by ronlaughlin
(Post 3901484)
Here is one way to be able to shoot in sub-zero weather.
Every time the night time temperature the past two winters dropped below zero, i headed out to shoot, and test reliability of breech plug design. Rifles were always left in the truck loaded. Object was to see if they went boom right now, when the trigger was pulled. Feels like i learned a lot, and i couldn't have done it without having some way to comfortably shoot in bitter cold weather. |
-3 here last night, it's warming up a little now as the suns out. We had our first Major Snow of the season here finally in the last 2 days, I cant believe it's Jan 15th and were just having our first snow.
I brought in some good hard wood for the stove last night, some Hickory and Red Oak, we only heat with wood, our new woodstove kept it around 77degrees in here all night, not bad with it being -3 outside. (BP) |
Unfortunately what you are doing is highly illegal here in Vermont. Cannot shoot from in or on a motor vehicle here. Fine and loss of license will result if caught. Makes no difference if it is a hunting season or not.
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Originally Posted by Rogo
(Post 3901494)
Unfortunately what you are doing is highly illegal here in Vermont. Cannot shoot from in or on a motor vehicle here. Fine and loss of license will result if caught. Makes no difference if it is a hunting season or not.
Now if you have a disability and have a special license for it you can shoot from your vehicle. (BP) |
Originally Posted by cayugad
(Post 3901459)
Warm coat.. ear muffs, snow boots... BOOM!!!
Of course, my range is 15 feet from my back door. If I get cold, there is hot coffee and a wood stove just inside the door. And believe me, that is a real advantage. But I love to shoot when it is cold. Ever hear a muzzleloader go off in bitter cold crisp winter air? It shakes the earth.. it's beautiful. And when no wind, that smoke will hang there in front of the bench like a big white cloud. What more could you ask for. It is only 19 degrees here so its plenty warm to shoot. |
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