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Night Skeet

 Add an element of danger to gunplay
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What you need:

Clay pigeons, Matte white spraypaint, Tracer load shotgun shells, Cyalume light sticks, Corn spirits

Paint pigeons white. Consume corn spirits, wait for dark. Activate light sticks, cut open and paint glowing liquid onto pigeons. Launch and shoot.

—saxman, Dec 29 2007

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       When I bake this, do I need to remove it?
—saxman, Dec 29 2007
   

       Possibly even before that.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Dec 30 2007
   

       I even clicked the "for" notch before I noticed the corn spirits.   

       I enjoy guns; I love things that go boom; I even enjoy bustin' things up in the dark. But getting likker'd up and handling firearms is just not on. Not even in pretend.   

       'Sides, you'd be amazed at how unoriginal this really is.   

       (A couple of guys I knew had a couple of cases of booze along on a night-time rabbit hunt. Eventually, they found out that the only things they could see worth a dang was their flashlights. After shooting those, they went for other light-sources they could see. After that was all done, they found out their pickup truck wouldn't run any more.)
—lurch, Dec 30 2007
   

       If only it were.
—zeno, Dec 30 2007
   

       what [lurch] said... won't really work anyways, the flare from the shot will toast your night-vision so much you won't see a glow-in-the dark thingie.
—FlyingToaster, Dec 30 2007
   

       We have a skeet range near our house, and I occasionally hear the "pop! pop!" of their activity in the night time, so this must be baked.
—globaltourniquet, Dec 30 2007
   

       Night vision goggles .... ?
—8th of 7, Dec 30 2007
   

       Depends on the kit .... the first generation stuff is doubtful, but the latest units coming into service would be fine - just a tough pricey.   

       also:   

       // element of danger //   

       Eh ? To who ? Skeet ranges are usually a fair way from anything that can be damaged, and the houses themselves are usually well protected. So where's the element of danger come from ? Difficulty, yes, indeed, but not danger.
—8th of 7, Dec 30 2007
   

       I'm with lurch. As a former firearms safety instructor I have to be against guns 'n booze.
—Noexit, Dec 31 2007
   

       Would the real Dick Cheney please stand up, please stand up?
—4whom, Jan 02 2008
   

       ...so I can tag him?   

       The element of danger probably would be at the business end of the shotgun.   

       Fish. We have enough hunting accidents in the daytime.
—RayfordSteele, Jan 04 2008
   

       [4whom] Dick Cheney would probably implement this idea with pheasants genetically engineered to produce luciferase in their feathers. Or peasants.
—saxman, Jan 04 2008
   

       Glow-in-the-dark cats, YEEEEE-HAW !!!
—8th of 7, Jan 05 2008
   


 

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