I can generally hit the ground with my hat, if the wind isn't blowing too hard.
For some reason as I've gotten older, I've noticed that sights have gotten fuzzier. I've been meaning to write to a couple of manufacturers to see what's the deal. There is no excuse for such poor quality control.
But then, I don't "train." I don't "practice." I just go shooting. I also don't generally save my targets because I don't want any evidence around.
But I've got a few. Trust me. They're rare.
Ruger 22/45, BSA red dot sight, seven yards. About 40-40 rounds or so. I forget which.
Hi-Point, 9mm. About 60 rounds.
I would save a few more, but generally they look like buckshot patterns.
For some reason as I've gotten older, I've noticed that sights have gotten fuzzier. I've been meaning to write to a couple of manufacturers to see what's the deal. There is no excuse for such poor quality control.
But then, I don't "train." I don't "practice." I just go shooting. I also don't generally save my targets because I don't want any evidence around.
But I've got a few. Trust me. They're rare.
Ruger 22/45, BSA red dot sight, seven yards. About 40-40 rounds or so. I forget which.
Hi-Point, 9mm. About 60 rounds.
I would save a few more, but generally they look like buckshot patterns.