Waspinator
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Well, I took it to the range today and put 100 .38 specials (PMC 132 grain) and about 25 .357 magnums (Blazer Brass 158 grain) through the new gun. I stuck to all double action shots for my first time out with it. I shot at the range minimum of 21 feet for my first time out.
Things I learned: I definitely need more practice, that is for sure. I noticed that I tend to shot low and to the right. I'm sure it has to do with my trigger pull. Another thing I learned... .357 magnums are most definitely more "peppy" than the .38 specials, lol. I shot them about midway through the session and afterwards the .38s felt like a dream, lol. They weren't to bad though and didn't hurt, just caused the gun to rotate up into my web of my hand a bit more. I'm probably have to adjust my grip somewhat.
Here is pretty much what all the targets looked like. A few of them got away from me pretty far. They were all on the paper though. (again, really bad phone picture.. I need to get a camera, lol).
The range is new and only 15 minutes from my house. They also had a good supply of ammo at decent (not great) prices (you can bring your own, buy for range use or just buy and walk out with it). So, I don't foresee any problems with getting practice in!
Things I learned: I definitely need more practice, that is for sure. I noticed that I tend to shot low and to the right. I'm sure it has to do with my trigger pull. Another thing I learned... .357 magnums are most definitely more "peppy" than the .38 specials, lol. I shot them about midway through the session and afterwards the .38s felt like a dream, lol. They weren't to bad though and didn't hurt, just caused the gun to rotate up into my web of my hand a bit more. I'm probably have to adjust my grip somewhat.
Here is pretty much what all the targets looked like. A few of them got away from me pretty far. They were all on the paper though. (again, really bad phone picture.. I need to get a camera, lol).
The range is new and only 15 minutes from my house. They also had a good supply of ammo at decent (not great) prices (you can bring your own, buy for range use or just buy and walk out with it). So, I don't foresee any problems with getting practice in!