Kilted Shooters & Marksmen

**Colonel MacNeal** · 21st June 09, 09:22 AM

Hello Kilted Rabble,

Any other kilted shooters and marksmen out there? To me, the only downside is when a piece of hot brass from the ejector hits my knee.

Kilted hunters, whither long gun or bow, we would like to hear from you as well.

Cheers, ColMac

**Jock Scot** · 21st June 09, 09:38 AM

I have been known to fire a shot or two, here and there.

**kevinkinney** · 21st June 09, 09:39 AM

...on occasion, yes...

Kevin.

**george7** · 21st June 09, 09:43 AM

If only ScentLock made a kilt...

**pdcorlis** · 21st June 09, 09:43 AM

I should have guessed this topic would get an immediate reply from our own Jock Scot! Hope all is well sir!

**zeeew** · 21st June 09, 09:43 AM

I shot IPSC for a while, though not kilted. Plinking as about it.

**MarkMcM** · 21st June 09, 10:33 AM

Shooter here. NRA Life, GOA, USPSA, etc., etc...

**DTrain** · 21st June 09, 11:12 AM

I like shooting (went yesterday, as a matter of fact). I like kilts. BUT I never go shooting kilted. Can't imagine hunting kilted, either. Fishing, maybe, but not hunting. I would feel dangerously. . .exposed, I guess.

**ThistleDown** · 21st June 09, 11:41 AM

Now and again, here and there.

**Brasilikilt** · 21st June 09, 11:42 AM

I do the historical reenactment thing and love to pop off rounds.

I have muzzle-loading rifles and a Pedersoli Brown Bess musket and a cap and ball Remington 1858 revolver and have shot these guns mostly while kilted.
I also love skeet shooting with the 870 Wingmaster, doing longer range shooting with the Mauser K98 and popping off rounds with the WW2 government 1911.