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357 Magnum Day
Winchester Model 92, 357 Magnum. These are 125 grain, I think maybe 158 or even 200 May group better at 25 yards.
Ever shoot a brick? I need a bipod with this thing. But it shoots pretty well with 125 grain at 10 yards.
“Get Offa Me” gun. Ruger SP 101, strong hand only.
Fun Gun. Freedom Arms Model 97
Everything was 125 grain, 357 Magnum at 10 yards. Except the Winchester at 25.
My knee surgery is a month old and I feel better than I have in a long time. Returning to work on Sept. 2nd.
So, it’s time to try it out at the range. Should I start with something small, like a 22??
It’s like you don’t even know me……44 MAGNUM DAY!! (All shooting at 10 yards but the rifle, it was at 25)
Henry Big Boy Steel, shoots a little high
S&W PC model
S&W model 29, engraved and Performance Center action.
This one started life as a Ruger Super Blackhawk, it’s been around the block a bit. Lots of custom work.
9mm and 40S&W day
40S&W
A P239 in 40 isn’t just ”snappy”, its more like an overactive puppy on Red Bull.
I have to go on vacation to get a range day. I blame the railroad.
Man, I’m out of practice, I blame the railroad.
I started off pushing left. but I’m getting my groove back by the time I got to the small target above the shoulders. I finished with the top left.
I tries the Underwood Honey Badger loads. Very light for caliber and non expanding.
On to the 44 Magnum carry gun. Speer made a 200 grain 44 Magnum Gold Dot load that does 1000FPS out of this barrel. so I load 200 grain Jacketed Flat Points to the same velocity for practice.
At this point, the Rangemaster (who was very bored at the time) came over and said:
“Sir, if you want to show off, I’ll give you a business card”
I said…”I usually shoot playing cards, but I’m out of practice” (I blame the railroad)
”playing cards? ok. six shots double action on a playing card“
I said….ok, but five yards and no timer.
I pulled one:
Its pretty easy really.
Put the hearts (or whatever suit) on top of the sights and pull. face cards are harder.
I’m finally back.
I really like how the ironwood came out. No finish needed, I just sanded to 800 grit and polished on a wheel.
coming soon….
This is how you shoot those old cowboy 45 Colts..
10 yards, offhand, 45 Colt