Trick shot.

[I. J.]

Look what I did with my Wobbly...

http://s665.photobucket.com/user/Mod...?sort=3&page=1

Well, I was excited, it was my first time on the range with it.

Then it broke.

This is what I did with a 'Wobbly'. http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...ml?sort=6&o=98

[zooma]

Then it broke.

This is what I did with a 'Wobbly'. http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...ml?sort=6&o=98

It is very good of you to show so much love and affection for an obviously much enjoyed and well used Webley Premier Mk 2, but I doubt if a caffeine shot will help much

I think they prefer oil to coffee but your attempt to spoil a fine example of British quality engineering can only be likened to spoiling a favorite pet and should be applauded - you old softee

[mikec4]

I think they prefer oil to coffee but your attempt to spoil a fine example of British quality engineering can only be likened to spoiling a favourite pet and should be applauded - you old softie

What about the one he converted into a doorstop? That can't possibly be construed as "spoiling a favourite pet"

[zooma]

What about the one he converted into a doorstop? That can't possibly be construed as "spoiling a favourite pet"

He obviously has his favorites!

[harvey_s]

Mmm...'Slam-dunking' it obviously has a different connotation to the Sanatogenarians

[I. J.]

Using a Wobbly as a bin liner weight was my fave. http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...l?sort=6&o=103

[deadeye doc]

I'm pleased to say that I'm not jealous of Ian's ability, I couldn't even see a card at 10m with my glasses on, let alone hit it. At present I might manage it one shot in 50 if it was put in front of a normal target. Good luck to him.