Sounds like "Bullseye" the black and white cat out at Collin County Gun Range, who used to calmly walk in and out of the targets during IDPA matches.bullseye10x wrote:Hi Everyone, . . .
=Then, as the instructor gets on the PA and is calling out the first stage of fire, the critter JUMPS ON THE BERM IN FRONT OF THE TARGETSEverybody sees the furball and goes back to low-ready, but the instructor just says "go ahead and shoot, he'll move"(?!) Several people still hesitated, and it's a good thing I did because he was right in front of my silhouette when the shootin' started
I've never seen a cat jump so high or run so fast; he climbed the nearly vertical backstop with rounds impacting all around him. Someone give that kitty a combat action ribbon
Other than some guy with an el-junko 1911 that jammed every other shot, the rest of the day was uneventful.
See ya'll around the forum!
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- Mon Oct 15, 2007 6:33 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Shooting Qualification: Any funny stories?
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- Mon Oct 15, 2007 2:51 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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My wife fired a perfect score, with what had been my XD9 that she then declared was hers. The instructor, who I knew, got all up in my face wanting to know why, if I trained her, I couldn't outshoot her. I dropped two points pulling to the left on two different shots, and only scored 248. One of the other students thought the instructor was really serious while he was kidding me.