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Home on the range
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Home on the range
My son was visiting from San Francisco, so naturally we had some range time on my property. Sure was fun. We putb120 rds through the AR, and 200+ through the my new Henry H004S. Good times.
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Deadwood Dutch
Re: Home on the range
Glad you all had a nice time together shooting the rifles. A really nice photo, thanks!
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Thanks Dutch. It was a short 4 day visit, but memories were made.
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Les
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That looks like a fantastic range that you have. There can't be anything better than a bit of father/son bonding ..... especially if rifles are included! 
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tractortad
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Nothing better than plinking on a range on your own property - especially with a Henry - congrats.
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Thanks for the kind comments. I'm very lucky to have a place that I can shoot anytime I want to. In these times were all facing now,its nice to know that not only myself, but other outdoor/gun enthusiasts can still do this, and pass down that enjoyment to our children no matter how old they are.
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Sir, you are living my dream! I want a place where I can walk out the backdoor and sling some lead. Right now some of my neighbors would wet their pants if I fired a BB gun.
Good looking AR, and your son ain't too shabby either.
Good looking AR, and your son ain't too shabby either.
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^^^^ Hahaha, yeah I hear ya. Thanks for your service!
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Just a little plinking off hand with the H001S. Love this rifle.
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Same here.RetiredSeabee wrote:Sir, you are living my dream! I want a place where I can walk out the backdoor and sling some lead. Right now some of my neighbors would wet their pants if I fired a BB gun.
Good looking AR, and your son ain't too shabby either.
Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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Again, yes I am extremely fortunate to have this kind of property, but I got to tell ya, it took me awhile to find a place where I could do this. It was one of the requirements when I was looking for a new place. I would ask the real estate agents if I could shoot my gums, and if the neighbors were ok with it. Some of them would look at me like I was crazy. I also wanted a river, creek, or lake that I could take my Labrador Retriever swimming in the summer. Ended up with a creek, and he loves that.
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Had a nice time at my range yesterday with my Silverboy. Man I love shooting this rifle. I even cleaned er up good afterwards.
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I think my local range is buried under snow now like some lost city. Have fun shooting!!
However I do find that my ammo lasts longer right now....
However I do find that my ammo lasts longer right now....
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Haha, yeah we're having a little warm spell. It was in the 40's yesterday, but no snow like you folks up North. Happy new year.
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Right back at ya. Put some lead down range for me while you're at it.
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Fun, fun, fun at my range today. I've been blazing a trail to extend my range from 30 yards to 50 yards. I made the backstop out of mostly tree branches, and logs from our property. There's also a steep hill behind that. Pretty safe.
My Wife donated some old kitchen pans (2), so I could hang them like a gong.
I just started reloading for my .223, and before I loaded anymore I wanted to see if they cycled through my AR. and also make to sure the cartridges were accurate, and to see if the primers were seated good. Well lets just say those 2 pans are on life support now, and my reloading skills are still intact. I only shot 15 rounds, but they worked very well. I'm pleased with the results. I used once fired Wolf Gold brass (military crimp), with CCI #41 primers, 27.7 grains of Ramshot Tac powder with a Sierra Blitzking 55 grain pill. No pictures of my range yet, but as it progresses I'll try to take a few. Pretty muddy right now.
Here's a hand full of the reloads.
My Wife donated some old kitchen pans (2), so I could hang them like a gong.
I just started reloading for my .223, and before I loaded anymore I wanted to see if they cycled through my AR. and also make to sure the cartridges were accurate, and to see if the primers were seated good. Well lets just say those 2 pans are on life support now, and my reloading skills are still intact. I only shot 15 rounds, but they worked very well. I'm pleased with the results. I used once fired Wolf Gold brass (military crimp), with CCI #41 primers, 27.7 grains of Ramshot Tac powder with a Sierra Blitzking 55 grain pill. No pictures of my range yet, but as it progresses I'll try to take a few. Pretty muddy right now.
Here's a hand full of the reloads.
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Gregorsway
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Good info. I yearn to start reloading for this great round. The donated pans on life support= good, funny stuff! Keep up the good reporting!dasmoeturhead wrote:
I just started reloading for my .223, and before I loaded anymore I wanted to see if they cycled through my AR. and also make to sure the cartridges were accurate, and to see if the primers were seated good. Well lets just say those 2 pans are on life support now, and my reloading skills are still intact. I only shot 15 rounds, but they worked very well. I'm pleased with the results. I used once fired Wolf Gold brass (military crimp), with CCI #41 primers, 27.7 grains of Ramshot Tac powder with a Sierra Blitzking 55 grain pill. No pictures of my range yet, but as it progresses I'll try to take a few. Pretty muddy right now.
Here's a hand full of the reloads.
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I put 80 rounds of bulk Winchester 36 grain hp's through the Silverboy at my extremely muddy range today. Not 1 miss fire. Good ole cheap fun.
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