Legendary sharp shooter dies

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  1. July 14th, 2009 12:52 AM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by D Strokes View Post
    Check out "Extreme Sharpshooters" on the History Channel (I think, it may be discovery though) and you will see some pretty amazing stuff, similar to what is discussed here. There are 2 episodes about an hour long each.

    One guy shot an aspirin at 50 yards or something with open rifle sights, he also split a playing card on the edge at 100 yards.

    What that same man can do with a shotgun is beyond belief.
    +1, good show...there's some amazing shooters out there...

    One guy put a round (from a revolver as I recall) through a small washer that he threw up in the air...remember that one?
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    I think I can see an aspirin at 30 paces (yards), since I can see a .22 hole in a target at 25 yards.

    As far as shooting a 50 cent piece three times at that distance, I know guys who can do that. In less than a second, I don't think so.
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    Rest in peace.

    I never saw Joe Bowman perform, but I saw him many times at various gun shows, and we spoke a few times, at least once at some length. Nice guy; he will be missed.
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