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357 and iron 9/8
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Ojaileveraction
357 and iron 9/8
Went to the range with my Big Boy 357. Just to throw some lead and unload some brass. Shooting 110 gr, 125gr and 158gr hollow points.
Had a good time. With my last 5 cartridges I took a shot at the 300yd gong and got a big bong, the 200 meter swinger and swung it. A 150 meter gong and got a dong, the 100 meter pig with a ding and finally I hit the 50 meter chicken. Thank you and good night.. what a great finish..
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North Country Gal
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Re: 357 and iron 9/8
Sounds a little dingy to me. 
Hitting steel, no matter what the sound, is always fun, though. Good for you.
Hitting steel, no matter what the sound, is always fun, though. Good for you.-
RanchRoper
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Re: 357 and iron 9/8
I wouldn't want to run into a 50 meter chicken in the dark.
Good shootin'! Thanks for the report. Wish we could shoot steel gongs at our range, but nope.
Good shootin'! Thanks for the report. Wish we could shoot steel gongs at our range, but nope.
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Ojaileveraction
Re: 357 and iron 9/8
They're not to tuff but the 150 meter turkeys... whooboy!RanchRoper wrote:I wouldn't want to run into a 50 meter chicken in the dark.