Caught this cool picture shooting today.

TwoWheelFiend · Jan 12, 2014

Did a little shooting with the old lady today. She was shooting her new Walther PK380 (I know there a lot of pink in this picture, lol ) and I snapped this pic from behind her as she was shooting at our metal gong, got home and noticed the piece of brass flying though the air. Kinda cool, almost looks photo-shopped. Thought you guys might like it.

ole farmerbuck · Jan 12, 2014

Lets see you do it again.

Nice pic.

horsemen61 · Jan 12, 2014

Nice photo and yes I have done that a buddy of nine was shooting my glock and I snapped a photo with a piece of brass in the air

M2 Carbine · Jan 12, 2014

Pretty cool.

And it's nice that your Wife takes you when she goes shooting.

hovercat · Jan 12, 2014

Nice photo.

Crowcifier666 · Jan 12, 2014

Needs more pink.

barnbwt · Jan 13, 2014

Dutch Angle! Action Shot!

TCB

armoredman · Jan 13, 2014

Nice work sir!

bannockburn · Jan 13, 2014

Nifty photo! Took me awhile to see the brass for the trees but I eventually I found it.

Hokkmike · Jan 13, 2014

I like pink on the ladies. Always get it for my wife when applicable. But somehow, she eschewed the pink gun idea.

Great photo....

Dframe · Jan 13, 2014

Great picture. MORE pink!

Hometeached1 · Jan 13, 2014

Nice, now you need to get one with at least 2-3 pieces of brass in the air.

jrdolall · Jan 13, 2014

What's that white stuff on the ground?

armoredman · Jan 13, 2014

What's that white stuff on the ground?

Looks like flour - musta had an explosion at the local bakery.

JRH6856 · Jan 13, 2014

The brass I can see, but I can't find the gong.

(nice pic)

LeontheProfessional · Jan 13, 2014

Hate to show you up but here's one we got of my buddy shooting

TwoWheelFiend · Jan 13, 2014

Thanks guys. The gong is in the beat up tree in front of her, if you look close you can see it. I also have s couple of slow motion shooting vids I took with my new Phone, they came out pretty cool.

Arizona_Mike · Jan 13, 2014

Catching something in mid-air

I put a pound of Tannerite under a self-healing target and my friend snapped this picture on her iPhone 4. That was not the apogee, not even close. She caught it on the way down. If anyone wants to do the trig, we were 50 yards away horizontally. I estimated the apogee at about 300 feet. It would had gone a lot higher if it wasn't full of bullets and birdshot.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/21431738/photo.JPG

The aftermath:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/21431738/photo(1).JPG

Mike

berettaprofessor · Jan 13, 2014

Confused. How is it that the shell of the OP is going left while the ejection port is to the guns right?

olderguns · Jan 13, 2014

Maybe shooting so fast one case ricochet off another one who knows.

TwoWheelFiend · Jan 13, 2014

Same reason my Glock shoots them up and back. I think its more a matter of where the ejector is rather than the extractor. Then some crazy physics.

browningguy · Jan 13, 2014

I think it's just an optical illusion, and the white stuff looks like the beach at Panama City?

BullfrogKen · Jan 13, 2014

Somewhere I have a spoof picture of me posing as if I'm shooting intensely, just as a buddy off camera tossed two or three dozen pieces of brass in the air beside me for the shot.

I'll have to find that again . . . always brings a chuckle.

AWorthyOpponent · Jan 13, 2014

Love getting that perfect photo...makes the range trip that much more memorable.

buck460XVR · Jan 14, 2014

berettaprofessor said:
Confused. How is it that the shell of the OP is going left while the ejection port is to the guns right?

Iffin you look close you can see the dent in the case where it bounced off the ejection port.

Caught this cool picture shooting today.

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