I forget what number we're on, but it doesn't matter.
This time I dispensed with the usual Ruger Single-Six, which is a .22 revolver with no recoil, and shot a few ".45 Long-Boys" like I would usually be carrying in practice. Turned out all right.
It varies. This was about fifteen feet. Sometimes I go out to thirty. Any further than that and I'm not very likely to be shooting a handgun (which, as Eric Blair used to say, is only for fighting your way back to the rifle you should never have set down in the first place).
Well, most of us find toting a rifle about on our dally chores to be both inconvenient and a magnet for unwanted encounters with the blue of hair and leo's both.
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Still tending to shoot left.
On the other hand, as long as your groups remain that tight, your accuracy is more than adequate.
Eric Hines
Probably I’m gripping too tight; but perfection is unattainable. Consistency is what I hope to get out of these exercises.
5 rounds or 6?
Good shooting in any case. Average the group and it might be 1/4" low and 1/4" left. At what range do you play cards?
It was six; the large group is three of them.
At what range do you play cards?
It varies. This was about fifteen feet. Sometimes I go out to thirty. Any further than that and I'm not very likely to be shooting a handgun (which, as Eric Blair used to say, is only for fighting your way back to the rifle you should never have set down in the first place).
Nice. I don't have a .45, but I enjoy shooting them.
Well, most of us find toting a rifle about on our dally chores to be both inconvenient and a magnet for unwanted encounters with the blue of hair and leo's both.
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