All right boys come on out an shoot the pins you can call them issis, or black panthers but you need the practice just in case you have to pull that smokewagon and use it. the practice might just save your bacon.
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All right boys come on out an shoot the pins you can call them issis, or black panthers but you need the practice just in case you have to pull that smokewagon and use it. the practice might just save your bacon.
May not make it tomorrow Johnny. Roofers start tearing mine off tomorrow. Due to the iffy weather these days they may be here as long as the sun is still up if it ain't raining. Somebody needs to be around while they're here.
So what be the rules shooting these bowling pins?
Won't make it, Beer club.
The rules are pretty simple, 6 rounds in the magazine, have as many magazines as you'd like. Your table has 5 bowling pins in a row at the front of the table, so does your opponent. On the fire command, commence shooting until cease fire is called, or you have cleared every pin off your table. Winner is the one who cleared the table first. So it's a heads up drag race to clear 5 pins off a 4 foot table.
No calibers over 44 magnum allowed due to damage to the table. I'd recommend not using anything 9mm or smaller, unless that 9mm is .357 magnum.
It's a fun and fast game
Sounds like a hoot! I'll be there!
So how many of you pipe hittin' niggas gunna be shooting them pins too?
Does the pin have to draw first?
So will a 9mm just not knock them down or what? I know some of their steel knock-downs take a couple hits to go down, but I figured a bowling pin would fall much easier.
The pins have to be cleared from the table. Easy in the early rounds, but as the pins get deformed and heavy (with lead) it is much harder.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenmachine
Ahh so just tipping them over wont cut it, gotta blast them bitches onto the ground. Makes more sense now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dale Gribble
what dale said. if the pins havent been shot yet 9mm is ok. after a short time, it takes multiple hits to remove it, where a 45, 10mm, hot 40, or 357 mag will usually clear in one hit