Plinko with a Twist at the Shooting Range

If you’ve ever tuned in to “The Price Is Right,” you may recognize “Plinko.” Now, there’s an interesting version of it you can try at shooting ranges.

For those unfamiliar with the game, the premise involves dropping chips from the top of a board to see where they land, navigating through pegs towards various prizes. The “Second Amendment” adaptation swaps chips for clay pigeons—which you aim to shoot rather than drop.

A video shared on X by the DADA account showcases this unique version, featuring shooters at an outdoor range using .22 Long Rifle pistols to hit the clay targets as they descend.

The idea seems entertaining; perhaps you could even introduce a classic pricing game element, akin to “The Price Is Right.” Imagine trying to guess the price of a firearm (without going over, of course), while also considering various accessories like suppressors, optics, and ammunition. You could almost envision an announcer detailing the prize package as Drew Carey prompts contestants.

But will we ever actually see this on “The Price Is Right”? It might take some time. Safety procedures for shooting in a studio setting could pose challenges. Plus, California’s strict gun laws are a significant hurdle. Still, the Second Amendment Section of the Department of Justice has been pursuing legal action against some state gun bans, suggesting that there might be opportunities for change.

So, who knows? A special “Price Is Right” second amendment-themed episode might be in our future!