Night Action

[robertdeans72]

Here's what a three second exposure and 70 gr of FFg gets me.......

Rob

 

[shmrck1]

Rob,
Nice pictures.....I'm going to have to try
that some time.
snake-eyes :hatsoff:

 

[Ron LaClair]

That's really COOL :thumbsup:

 

[musketman]

There is something magical about a flintlock being shot at night, the very cloak of darkness is beneficial in watching the sparks do their wondrous dance that would otherwise escape our day lit eye...

 

[Bearbait2]

Mr. Deans,
Really enjoyed the photos. Thank you for sharing.

Wonder how it is "we" don't start more forest fires when hunting and conditions are dry?
Best Wishes

 

[NORD]

Very nice photo! That would make a good wallpaper! :thumbsup:

 

[snagg]

Hey Rob:

Great pics. What kinda camera did you use??
I have a Canon S1IS and am going to check the manual to see if it has the capabilities to do the same.
It is a wonder that we don't start grass fires, eh?
snagg

 

[robertdeans72]

I used a Fuji Finepix set to a three second exposure.
Rob

 

[soggy]

:shocked2: Wow! Great pics Rob. After seeing those, Im more convinced than ever to wear eye protection.
Soggy

 

[cayugad]

excellent pictures.. thanks for sharing.

 

[Slake]

kudos...very well done

 

[shmrck1]

WindWalker,
Great point...After viewing these
photos, I will sure check the ground before
moving on with my F/L. Although a properly
shooting gun with the proper pan charge should
be safe as the powder should be burnt out before
getting to the ground, it pays to be safe.
snake-eyes :hmm:

 

[Leonredbeard]

Gents,
I don't know why BP streamers don't light more fires. I have tried to use bp to light paper already and it just doesn't happen. I was very disappointed. I may even have tried to use leaves. I dont think we have to worry about the streamers starting fires. Now the fiber wads and greased patches that burn completely away on the range.....
God bless.
volatpluvia