creating a trap movie
- Thread starter Ruger30-06
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Sorry to inform you the the title "Grumpy Old Men" has already been taken. 
Seriously, if you are going to make a documentary on trap then do it to help non-shooters learn about the game, focus on the safety and fun aspects and challenge the audience to give it a try themselves. Trap shooting has a long and distinguished history in North America and it would be a great tool to expand the sport and change public attitudes about guns.
Seriously, if you are going to make a documentary on trap then do it to help non-shooters learn about the game, focus on the safety and fun aspects and challenge the audience to give it a try themselves. Trap shooting has a long and distinguished history in North America and it would be a great tool to expand the sport and change public attitudes about guns.
How about an ever - popular love triangle between our hero, the up and coming but rebellious trap shooter his suave, rich and corrupt nemesis (the current champion of course) and a female scoring judge who used to be a champion but was injured in a terrorist hostage shootout in Dubai and can't compete any more. She has to decide between them, both in the shoot and in the sack. You need bikini clad flankers, and some old wizened geezers to provide unwanted advice.
You could win an Oscar with this plot, and you have my permission to use it, so long as I get credit.
Sharptail
You could win an Oscar with this plot, and you have my permission to use it, so long as I get credit.
Sharptail
Yes the game club i go to is a squad of 5 (5 people on the line), then you shoot 2 rounds from each station (total of 10).
8's and 9's (score) is actually quit common at the club I go to.
For my gun I use a Mossberg 835 in 12 gauge shooting 7 1/2 or 8 shot.
8's and 9's (score) is actually quit common at the club I go to.
For my gun I use a Mossberg 835 in 12 gauge shooting 7 1/2 or 8 shot.
