(free) unsold Halloween pumpkins a few miles west of where I live into
Roosevelt National Forest (where Colorado 72 Ts into Colorado 7 near
Allespark, CO, for those of you who like to check things on maps).
Between us we had two Tommyguns, two 12 gage shotguns, and a full
auto Mini-14.
When we first arrived at around 10,000 feet, the wind was whipping
about and it was snowing, but fortunately, the wind died down and
the sun came out for a couple of hours.
The five of us spent almost 1000 rounds at close range. By the time
we were out of ammo and all of the pumpkins had been turned into
lead-impregnated pumpkin mush, the wind and snow started up
again, and we decided it was a good time to call it quits until next
Halloween.
I took a few pics and Johne49 thought it would be nice to share a
few of these pics on the board.
Pumpkin field of fire:
Shooting at the pumpkins:
Myself (left) and John (right) posing with trophies: