[Perazzi_MX8]

I remember a couple of summers ago when a local shooter broke them all. He was beaming like a high school kid the day after prom, even though he was in his 70’. When the lower class shooters manage to run them you can see their faces light up and their on cloud 9 for the day. Does it ever get old?

 

[West]

I imagine when it gets old it would be time to quit.

Its All Good
West

 

[Jet setter]

There is a high school shooter that (graduated a few months ago) that rarely misses. Shooting 100 is no big deal for him. I have never seen him beam with joy when he shoots a perfect score. I am sure he did when he first achieved it - now, not so much.

I look forward to getting my first 100.

 

[Birch1007]

No.

 

[jmac_cope]

4 or 5 for me. Makes my whole month. Never gets old because I never know if I’ll ever do it again.
John

 

[Steve W]

I'm getting old, but not 100 straight.

It feels like the morning after woke up next to a beautiful girl and her bra still hanging on the headboard, but can't really remember how did it happened.

Done enough times so I'm familiar with the excitements, heart pounding, can't hear or see anything next to me when near the end, but can't remember how did I get there.

 

[Ram Rod]

At first relief then joy.
I also like it when others get in the middle of them.
Henry

ROLL SMOKE!!!!!

 

[o-hale]

Doesn’t get old but seems to happen less frequently as I age.

 

[entropy]

Only had 1, so it definitely hasn't gotten old for me.

 

[John Henry]

Not for me. In fact, I was in a bit of a slump this year, and it didn't appear I was going to have a Straight all year. Ran 3 99's at the US Open, and then finally, ran the 150/150 in the 12 ga event at the World shoot. Won AA class, so a great finish to a rather unexciting year. That was the first time I ever ran the 150 , I've had 100's in all other gauges at the World in the past.

 

[ljutic73]

I sure hope not. I've only done it once...and I don't know if I have what it takes to shoot another one...being as I hardly shoot now.

 

[mg1polo]

Hell NO!
MG

 

[BIG PAPA]

If it "got old" guys like Harlen would have given up the game a long time ago.!!!!!!!!

 

[Gussers]

Not yet it hasn't. I lost count how many I have, but I remember the first like it was yesterday, and everyone after that has been a struggle, a relief, and a great feeling. I can't wait till spring gets here so I can try to get another one. I shoot through the winter, but not near as much.

 

[nitro27man]

No way!
Although it has been a while. Agree it is also a hoot to shoot on a squad where someone gets on a run. I don't count their targets, but can see the score sheet and know what is possible. Ran 85 or so at a shoot last fall and SHOULD have had one, but a 99 had to be satisfactory. The nerves still get a tingle when I am in them. It just doesn't happen that often...

Scott Hanes

 

[Leo]

Even 25 straight feels good, and 50 gets a little happy spring in my walk.

 

[trapshootinkid25]

Never does.
And if you miss number 100, you are reminded that breaking that 100th should never get old.

On a related note:
Missing on the last post certainly does get old.

 

[Setterman]

C'mon....tell us how many registered 100's ya'all have! None of this "practice" crap. I see some of you skating the answer.

 

[Perazzi_MX8]

I guess if you don’t get that butterfly feeling on the last post you might as well give up shooting. After I shot my first 100 and 200 I’ve never started an event thinking I couldn’t run them. Unfortunately it doesn’t work out that way very often.

 

[George MT.]

:anim_headbang:Thought never ever enters my mind that shooting a 100 straight would old......I think any real trapshooter would get thier head examined in short order if the thought occured.....damn it is almost evil to even talk about it.....