[crsides]

I shot an 86 at Oyster bay lost one ball.

86 at O.B. is pretty nice. I'd take it anyday.

Charlie

 

[Kurusu]

Not today but last Saturday. A Remingnton pattern Pedersoli.

 

[krag96]

Not today but last Saturday. A Remingnton pattern Pedersoli.

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That's a fine range you folks have there.

 

[Kurusu]

That's a fine range you folks have there.

That is a military range from the Air Force. This is the 50; 100; 200 and 300 meter range.

We're shooting at 50 meters. It's the Donald Malson event from MLAIC

 

[hoya74]

Last week I fired my WW II era H&R Defender and Johnson model 1941.

 

[skwcoltguy]

Today I shot four boxes of .38 Special......two of American Eagle ball ammo, and two of DoubleTap wadcutters.

Used a two or three year old .357 magnum SAA and a 1977 Police Positive. They both shot great!

That SAA is a Brent special, great action job, wide spur hammer and my initials on the shovel head. The old USFA Gripmaker added the Hawaiian Koa grips. What a gem.

 

[Joe A.]

Today I shot four boxes of .38 Special......two of American Eagle ball ammo, and two of DoubleTap wadcutters.
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Used a two or three year old .357 magnum SAA and a 1977 Police Positive. They both shot great!
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That SAA is a Brent special, great action job, wide spur hammer and my initials on the shovel head. The old USFA Gripmaker added the Hawaiian Koa grips. What a gem.

I love the SA’s grips. Extra nice.

Joe

 

[krag96]

Today was a nice day, too nice not to go to the range! I took four Gov't models, two in .45ACP, one in .38 Super, and one in 10mm. The .38 Super and one of the .45's were brand new and hadn't been fired until today. All did fine, flawless functioning and good accuracy. This was the first I shot a .38 Super in thirty years, it's even better than I can remember! The new Super with head-spacing on the mouth can certainly shoot right along with any .45 ACP I've ever shot! The 10mm didn't get any cast food today, I worked on some loads with Hornady XTP hollow points fully packed. All I can say is, true magnum power in a manageable service size self-loader! My Delta Elite has been modified for a ramped barrel, extra power mainspring, square bottom firing pin stop, Fire Dragon recoil management system, and Pachmayer steel lined grip panels. It all comes together nicely and takes true full power 10mm loads in stride.

Another fellow and I swapped guns around a few times, he had a non-descript S&W 9mm with a funny trigger that I just couldn't get used to. His other gun was a three inch Taurus "Judge". Now, that was actually an interesting little gun. I fired a couple cylinders of .45 Colt and accuracy was surprisingly pretty good. He said he had the wrong .410 shells for it, (huh?..how can they be wrong?). He had a box of 2.5" #6 shot and didn't want to shoot em because his "Judge" was chambered for 3". I assured him the 2.5" shells would work fine and he handed me the gun and shells saying he would shoot them after I did. No problem! I raked the back-stop rapid fire twice before he took his gun back convinced either 2.5" or 3" would work. It was kinda fun, but little more than a novelty...or the best compact
snake medicine ever made!

All in all, a good day.

 

[Cholla]

Got this today and had just enough time to grab some shells and run back behind the shop before I was off to the second job.







Cholla

 

[skwcoltguy]

Had three favorites out today; the new Colt/US Armament .32ACP, S&W M35 6” .22, and a S&W M27 5” .357 mag with Herretts “Roper” grips and brass bead front sight.

 

[MARKO65]

"E" Nickel lawman .

 

[skwcoltguy]

I like the lanyard loop!

 

[DJC]

Enjoying a warm and breezy North Dakota Bad Lands day with a cotton shirt for a change. Put the wool ones away for the third time this year. While out fencing, I let go with my .32-20 Army Special and 1895 Win. .30-40. Back at the house, recoil exercised a Bersa .380, Colt 1903, Colt Govt. .380 and a Savage .32. Life is good.

 

[Joe A.]

Shot these two today. A Ruger Mark IV and Anschutz 64 MPR with 36x Weaver.





The Ruger being the new gun on the block is getting a lot of shooting time. Today was the first time in 12-15 years I’ve shot the Anschutz. It used to get a lot of range time.

Joe

 

[buzzsawone]

Not today but yesterday, Les Baer Boss 429 with my .45 ACP hand loads, 4.8 grains Geen Dot under 230 grain RNL.

 

[what would you say]

Spent the last few rounds at the end of the day on something bright enough to see...
Its hard hitting a guy on a horse ..when the horse is runnin’.

 

[skwcoltguy]

Rare sunny and dry day in New England yesterday. All .22s, and all Smith and Wesson
A 6”M35, a 4”pre-M18, and a 2”M34. Great stuff .
Hate to say it, but for this old man it was more fun sitting a a picnic table outside my club, with a few Sam Adams (club keeps it on tap) and a vintage all Connecticut Rocky Patel while cleaning them. Yea, sunny and 70. Hope I have a lot more days like this.

 

[skwcoltguy]

Forgot to add....shot 50 Remington shorts, 100CCI LR standard velocity and then 500 CCI HV. Equally spread out among the three. Ahhhh, yes.

 

[what would you say]

This new little Ruger Wrangler is a fun shooting 22LR

 

[MarkInTx]

The ladies decided that they wanted "girl time" for Mother's Day. When the car load of ladies took off for Central Texas wine country...I loaded up and took off for the range
I hadn't shot this 3rd Gen SAA in a while and this was as good a time as any.
36 rounds of 45 Colt, 255 grain RNFP, 6.0 Grains of TiteGroup between 15 and 20 yards.