Saw lead in mid flight for the first time.

[Nayls47]

Yep! I've seen them too. Makes ya think you could out run one.
"NOT"

 

[BUCK HINKLE]

IT IS ONE OF THE COOLEST THINGS I HAVE EVER SEEN , I TRYED TO SHOW MY WIFE BUT SHE IS STILL TO GUN SHY TO KEEP HER EYES OPEN WHEN SHE HEARS THE GUN GO OFF ...

 

[Litlratt]

Without an impact berm, watching vapor trails at long range is probably the easiest way to get a shooter (who doesn't have a zero or is having trouble) on paper.

It will also give you an idea of how flat a particular round shoots compared to others.

 

[rambone]

For some real fun, take a flashlight out at night to someplace really dark. Then turn on the flashlight and see if you can follow the beam as it projects outward.

 

[IndyGunworks]

You can see a colt 45 coming at you in pretty much any light condition. It's pretty neat though.

how many times have you had a 45 colt coming AT you???

 

[Marc]

how many times have you had a 45 colt coming AT you???

was about to ask the same thing

 

[DJDan]

I've never seen anything like what a lot of you guys are describing but I can tell you that I'm going to pay a lot more attention in the future!

 

[hntrdav]

While taping a buddy of miine shooting his 223 we caught the wave of the bullet on camera trveling at a 200 yd target. We thought that was cool.

 

[motoman]

a freind of mine used to load his 45acp very light for competions and i could see his rounds when he was shooting. that was the only i saw it happen

 

[Cat-Herder]

after working the butts during night fire in boot camp, i figured out exactly why we were wearing helmets and flak jakets! lotta loose lead flying around down there!

 

[trnsplntfrmohio]

how many times have you had a 45 colt coming AT you???

never, i've seen them fire and saw lead. My grandpa had one shot at him once.

Also considering colt 45 has ultra low velocity it's not hard to put the equation together.

 

[Steady Glock]

Geez, man, he SAW it for the first time.....that's pretty fantastic. Getting a PIC would be darn near impossible! First things first, right?

 

[Wabatuckian]

Another thing I like is watching contrails. Pretty easy to adjust for windage/elevation.

Josh <><

 

[cornbelt]

Got bored squirrel hunting once and was watching a titmouse fly off a branch and come back. Kept it up. Finally figured he was catching mosquitoes. Decided to test his eyesight with a .22 and sure enough, every time I would shoot past him, he would watch the bullet. Never could catch it though. For me, if it ain't cb caps, I ain't got a chance.