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Since the the firearm became mainstream hundreds of years ago, people have been practicing their aim and marksmanship. But shooting at a piece of paper or even a flying clay pigeon can get boring. So how can you take your marksmanship to the next level? The boys of Dude Perfect decided to find out in this epic rifle trick shot video.
Kirsten Joy Weiss, an accomplished competitive shooter, posts videos showing off her shooting skills. Her latest accomplishment? Recreating Annie Oakley’s famous trick of cutting a playing card in half with just a single shot.
The Legendary Shots are a group of basketball fans who go to great lengths to get the ball in the net – literally.
The Alabama friends recently scored a basket from around 150 feet – potentially a new world record – but it was actually the method of the shot that pleased them more than the distance.
The nine-strong gang built a wooden catapult which they used to fire the ball across a street and through the rim.
It took them most of the winter to draw up plans for the catapult after seeing one on YouTube, and then make good on the blueprints by building it.
It cost around $300 to build and is powered by a pair of 110-pound springs, according to Yahoo! Sports.