Connected with ESquared this morning at an indoor KC range; he's a member there and invited me as his guest. It was a good time sharing a shooting booth on the 25-yard range.
I brought my new 1890 revolver; he had is DW 9mm 1911 and Henry SGC. I didn't shoot his SGC since I have one of my own, but we did swap handguns to try them out. BTW, not only did he shoot his 3 Henry rifles excellently last week, he really handles and shoots his handguns very well, too.
For my first time out with the .357 Magnum, I brought MagTech 158gr LFN, Fiocchi 142gr FMJTC, and CCI #4 shot ammos. As usual, I shot off hand, as did ESquared. I will note the yardages with the target photos.
Just for fun. After the Forum thread about the CCI Big Four Shotshells, I bought some to try out. Yes, these are effective for about the 4-8 yard distances as seen in the Plinkster22 video I posted in that thread. I only sent two shotsheels into this target at 3 yards and 4 yards. For sure, this would be effective protection against snakes. There was almost no recoil when I shot it with the revolver, and I liked the pattern it displayed.
Mixed targets. Each target was shot at 8 yards. This is who owns/shot which target:
~~~A) ESquared shooting his 1911.
~~~B) PT7 shooting the 1911.
~~~C and E) PT7 shooting the .357 revolver.
~~~D) ESquared shooting the .357 revolver. Must admit that ESquared shot my new revolver better than I did, as seen with the touching POIs here!
PT7 shooting the .357 revolver at 15 yards. Started out pretty wide, but got a fairly good hold on the sights and started bringing those POIs in. Like I said, thoroughly enjoyed shooting this six-gun, and know that the shooter will only get better each time out!
Good day at the range. Thanks for the invite, Esquared!
PT7
