ChevyGuy91
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That, is an excellent idea. Score it based on how many you got.
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Zombie action Shoot??
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That, is an excellent idea. Score it based on how many you got.
I think we need to have this in a free state. I would hate to be limited to post-ban regs (and many free staters don't have a lot of 'pre-ban' stuff) not to mention the legality issues.
I think a cool group stage would be: 3 shooters, 1 pistol, 1 rifle, 1 shotgun - team chooses who shoots what. short, medium and long range targets, with round limits on all guns. I would consider a plate rack for pistol, with misses being made up with the shotgun. Some mid length clays for the SG, maybe a paper zombie or 2 that could be shot with slugs or buck (if you can get a head shot) and the rifle can clean up the head shots and make some long range shots...Time minus 'standing zombie penalty', bonus for extra rounds remaining. Teams randomly picked.(not stacking)
I think a cool group stage would be: 3 shooters, 1 pistol, 1 rifle, 1 shotgun - team chooses who shoots what. short, medium and long range targets, with round limits on all guns. I would consider a plate rack for pistol, with misses being made up with the shotgun. Some mid length clays for the SG, maybe a paper zombie or 2 that could be shot with slugs or buck (if you can get a head shot) and the rifle can clean up the head shots and make some long range shots...Time minus 'standing zombie penalty', bonus for extra rounds remaining. Teams randomly picked.(not stacking)
Bill Nance
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Wow this would be a shoot that would be close to me finally
small tannerite charge behind a head scores extra points....lol
The difference between this being either really cool, or extremely cheesy is ALOT of hard work and prep....
Lone Wolf McQuade
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Here is a zombie target link.
http://www.zombietargets.net/
http://www.zombietargets.net/
This is the point. If you really want to do this you need not only a place, ideas, gadgets and targets, you need people and work. Me and one other dude, can just go out and do it (which is what we did) but with a large group, organization is needed.
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There is a national level 3 gun zombie shoot - can't remember which is main sponsor - maybe DPMS?
groundscrapers
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I'm laughing my ass off reading this. Anybody got a chainsaw bayonet yet ?
Advantage of a free state:
Short barreled shotguns !![[devil]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/015.gif "Devil [devil]")
SBR and SBS's are allowed in MA.
SBRs are (assuming tax stamp yadda yadda), I thought there was something funky with SBSs in MA
Twigg
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Yes, and no.
No. The Serbu starts life as a Remington 870, so it does not qualify since the barrel is not produced in the shorter length at the Remington factory. Check the MA - NFA section.
This has been discussed to death.
I didn't see anything on their website but the more Zombies to shoot the better....
How should I present this to my club when asking for there participation? Should I get a general feel by sending out a email to the general membership ( we have a Yahoo group) or should I get a lot of the particulars in place like how stages will be set up, etc. Then give a presentation at meeting. I'm new to this whole thing and honestly not the most active member of the club...I pay my dues and shoot....don't really participate in much else....
I'd come up with a few solid ideas, and find a few people who would be interested, and perhaps are already more involved in the club (ie, if your club does pin shoots, or other action-shoots, maybe some of the guys that do/run those events), and build up some support, and move from there.
I'm currently working on a few stages. I'm doing this blind as I have zero experience with any type of event like this. I have limited myself to using my clubs rifle range as template. Unfortunately it is not set up for 180 degree arc of fire. The back berm is the only one we are aloud to shoot into so all shots will be perpendicular to the firing line. Not sure if I'm making any sense...
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