GAF Blunt Silhouette targets

[Pitspitr]

3/8"

[Niederlander]

Hello!
     Here are a couple pictures of the new Blunt targets set up as knockdowns.  As you can see, they work especially well when you put them behind partial cover.  They work great with our reduced scale down range building fronts, too.  By the way, I threw the Southern gentlemen a bone and painted them blue!

[RattlesnakeJack]

.....  By the way, I threw the Southern gentlemen a bone and painted them blue!

I am gratified that you didn't decide to please nearly everyone, and paint them red .......
(Ooops, perhaps I shouldn't have mentioned that!     )

By the way, Ned, did you see the photo of your Cossack lookalike here? - http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php/topic,32526.10.html (Scroll about 3/4 of the way down the page ....)

[Niederlander]

I am gratified that you didn't decide to please nearly everyone, and paint them red .......
(Ooops, perhaps I shouldn't have mentioned that!     )

By the way, Ned, did you see the photo of your Cossack lookalike here? - http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php/topic,32526.10.html (Scroll about 3/4 of the way down the page ....)

Jack, I thought about it, but we were over most of the hard feelings by the time our era came around!  After all, the U.S. Marines and the Royal Marines fought together in Peking.  As far as the Cossack, all my ancestors were from northern Germany, but you never know, maybe one of them got around a little more than we thought!

[Drydock]

He could always be a "Deaths Head" Uhlan!

[Pitspitr]

Boy, I wish I could be there!

[Niederlander]

He could always be a "Deaths Head" Uhlan!

It just occurred to me, I do have an ancestor on my Mom's side that served sixteen years in the Prussian army.  Family history says he was a "hard man".  I can't imagine why!