Posted by OliverGuy on April 16, 2013 at 15:36:04 from (75.149.65.181):
The post below got me thinking. This is very off the wall, but we would shoot BB guns for bets in the hallway of our apt in school. Yes, I know real safe. Anyway, I had my Dad's old Red Ryder that had a plastic stock that sat in a corner for so long when he was grown the stock bent over a little. You might laugh, but if I laid down a beer bottle cap flat at the end of the hall (15 feet maybe?) I could hit it 9 out of 10 times with that Daisy. It didn't have any power obviously, but it would launch that BB at about the exact same spot every time. I know I know, beer bottle caps, shooting inside...
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