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Listen here, Denney. We do not need that kind of negativity in our lives.
Too late! I have the twin to your Heritage. Pretty accurate plinker. I’m more like deo62 and shooting at the whole deck, but very accurate especially with the price point. No muzzle climb, you know something happened but about zero recoil.
I’ll probably use my Model 617.
I was too embarrassed to ask how you dangle a card so as it to present itself edge first, at the range. 
I thought it would involve anchoring it to a larger piece of cardboard somehow.
Although, at the range, after it has been halved, you wouldn't be able to retrieve both halves assuming one half would fall out, unless you put a string on the upper & lower.
I always try to make something hard out of the simplest things.
It is a gift.
[h=1]Skills Check: Card-Cutting Trick Shot[/h]
"You’ll need a piece of cardboard, a deck of playing cards, a box of ammunition and your favorite hand cannon to perform this “trick” of cutting playing cards in half. I like to shoot the face cards because they’re more visually interesting than the number cards. I cut a slot in the cardboard target backer that’s about the length of a playing card then insert a card far enough into the slot to hold it edge-on. Stepping back about 3 yards, I aim at the edge of the card and fire."
I thought it would involve anchoring it to a larger piece of cardboard somehow.
Although, at the range, after it has been halved, you wouldn't be able to retrieve both halves assuming one half would fall out, unless you put a string on the upper & lower.
I always try to make something hard out of the simplest things.
It is a gift.
[h=1]Skills Check: Card-Cutting Trick Shot[/h]
"You’ll need a piece of cardboard, a deck of playing cards, a box of ammunition and your favorite hand cannon to perform this “trick” of cutting playing cards in half. I like to shoot the face cards because they’re more visually interesting than the number cards. I cut a slot in the cardboard target backer that’s about the length of a playing card then insert a card far enough into the slot to hold it edge-on. Stepping back about 3 yards, I aim at the edge of the card and fire."
News flash. Contrary to popular belief, if you can't shoot adding a rest into the equation will NOT make you a top notch marksman.
Not yet. Hoping time available and weather cooperates this weekend and I'll try it.
I will try this weekend and will report on Tuesday.
Easiest way is to saw slots in the side of a 2x4 with a circular saw.
