I was trying to get my friend to catch a muzzle flash, but it didn't end up working. This one was taken during recoil. After firing, when the action opened up I guess the pressure of my hand on the foregrip had the foregrip working back, that's why it's rearward.
Same deal here.
Here's my friend. I was going for a Resident Evil 4 over-the-shoulder view and it turned out pretty well.
Here's a sapling he blasted with a slug. The shot was only taken from about a yard away, but it was the cleanest shot you could hope for. The frayed part kind of had the top just collapse and settle down onto the lower part, then tipped. I nudged it with my finger and it just fell right off.
We did some firing from the hip, just for the lulz. My friend missed the target at about seven yards all but once I think.
I fared better, angling the gun sideways and pulling forward on the foregrip and backward on the stock, letting it just pop in my hand. I managed clean hits every time, and firing from the hip is perfectly viable if you're not going for distances. It's exaggerated in movies of course, but it's usable.
Here's what a slug ended up doing to the tree after piercing the plastic bucket. I ended up getting a good hit with a slug out to maybe thirty yards that was dead center. Would have tried for further but we just didn't have much of an open area.
All in all, a great time. My friend's girlfriend was standing by, and we tried to get her to shoot the Px4 Storm. I taught her the four rules and basic operations, but she just wouldn't do it. Irrational fear, I guess. We asked her why she didn't want to, but I don't think she actuall knew. Oh well, maybe next time.
mrgreen
