Chris' girlfriend is an art student. The other day she came over with some panels she had painted in a sandwich of acrylic and polycarbonate squares. The project called for shooting the panels so we pulled out the Woodsman and some bishops...

Hey - a novel inspiration.

If its for an Anti-Gun symposium, please have them spell my name wrong.

Did you shoot where directed Jerry?



Gary

Thks for posting!

I didn't do the shooting, Brittney did. I just provided the set-up.

An Artist, She Shoots, Named Brittney ... Sounds like a "keeper!"





Gary



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Yet another example of art meets air gun.

Lon

I like that . Did lead go thru ? It's hard to tell but the shatter effect is pretty cool . Who would've thunk . But you know ANY excuse is a good excuse to fling some lead .

Now that kind of art I can get into. Way better than that painter guy who sold his drop cloths, for example.

The bishops shattered the first layer but were stopped by the poly-carbonate on the back side. I don't have pics but when the backside was held up to glancing light, you could see where the pellets transferred a round protrusion or impact mark. The shards of lead were mostly trapped between layers.