rantingredneck
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From my first outing with my 30 year old Ruger MK I Target I bought at the local pawnshop for 160 bucks.
Mix of 10 yard and 25 yard targets.
Mix of 10 yard and 25 yard targets.
Let see those target pictures!
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rantingredneck
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10 yard targets with the 3" GP100 fired double action. Variety of ammo.
If I remember correctly the upper left was 130 gr. .38's the upper right was 125 gr. Remington .357 SJHP's and the bottom was my carry load. Speer .357 mag 135 gr. short barrel.
If I remember correctly the upper left was 130 gr. .38's the upper right was 125 gr. Remington .357 SJHP's and the bottom was my carry load. Speer .357 mag 135 gr. short barrel.
rantingredneck
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And then there's the pocket rocket 
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10 yds. Mix of carry ammo (Hornady Critical Defense) and WWB FMJ's
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10 yds. Mix of carry ammo (Hornady Critical Defense) and WWB FMJ's
rantingredneck
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The other pocket rocket 
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LCR with XS Night sight. Left target WWB 130 gr. FMJ. Right target Federal 158gr LSWCHP+P's
10 yds.
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LCR with XS Night sight. Left target WWB 130 gr. FMJ. Right target Federal 158gr LSWCHP+P's
10 yds.
rantingredneck
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The other 3" GP100 (the blued one) at 15 yds double action. Right target WWB 130 gr. .38's. Left target Speer GDHP Short barrel .357 135 gr.
rantingredneck
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4" Ruger SP101 .22LR at 25 yds unsupported DA. Shooting a little high and left but it's a fairly nice group for that range with that gun.
rantingredneck
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Same day, same range, same ammo but with the MKII 22/45.
For some reason I was shooting left that day with everything!
Flint Ridge
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You guys are taunting me with all the excellent shooting.
Here is the first 5 rounds of 357 out of the LCR 357 - I had warmed up with 38 spl's.
10 Yards WWB
Here is the first 5 rounds of 357 out of the LCR 357 - I had warmed up with 38 spl's.
10 Yards WWB
pythagorean
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Chris B,
I like your "rattle box" very much, thank you!
I had to settle for a reproduction, the Colt 01918 WWI:
It shoots better than the Lightweight Commander I showed earlier--I don't have pics of the targets though!
I like your "rattle box" very much, thank you!
I had to settle for a reproduction, the Colt 01918 WWI:
It shoots better than the Lightweight Commander I showed earlier--I don't have pics of the targets though!
from a recient practice session all shots slow fire two hands free standing.
started with python and shot ouw league COF which is 15 rounds at 7 yards,15 rounds at 15 yards and 20 rounds at 25 yards scored a 497 out of 500 then I fired 19 rounds out of the Gold Cup at 25 and only had 1 in the 9
started with python and shot ouw league COF which is 15 rounds at 7 yards,15 rounds at 15 yards and 20 rounds at 25 yards scored a 497 out of 500 then I fired 19 rounds out of the Gold Cup at 25 and only had 1 in the 9
Sheikyourbootie
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@hook686
Don't be to impressed, at least with mine. It was NOT practice for SD shooting. It was DA slow fire target shooting. Keep in mind I did NOT post the rest of the targets. lol
You didn't think I'd post the bad groups?
Don't be to impressed, at least with mine. It was NOT practice for SD shooting. It was DA slow fire target shooting. Keep in mind I did NOT post the rest of the targets. lol
You didn't think I'd post the bad groups?
This thread is great. There are a lot of good groups here. Figure I'll throw my hat into the ring....
I shoot my own handloads for centerfire stuff. All my targets were shot at 15 yards, standing, 2-handed unsupported, slow fire. The targets are 5.5" total diameter, with the colored portion 3" in diameter. Except the .22LR, as noted below.
CZ 75 P07 Duty 9mm. This is my 3rd time out with the gun. I think the groups are coming together OK. Not sure why I shot groups of 6-6-4-4 here.
Sig SP2022 9mm. 3rd time out with this gun too. I think the groups are coming together OK.
Dan Wesson .357, shooting .38's. Had this one a while. Pretty disappointed in these groups, as usual. Either it doesn't like this handload or I'm just no good with this gun. Oh, also some .22LR.
Ruger Super Blackhawk 44mag. Had this one a while. Still a little afraid of it
Beretta PX4 Storm .45 ACP. This is my 2nd time out with the gun. I am terrible with this gun so far. Where are the other two holes for that last group?? Maybe it doesn't like this handload, although my 1911 loves it. Or maybe I need to switch the backstrap. Or maybe it's me LOL.
And finally, my Ruger 22/45 Mk 3 with the little BSA red-dot. These were also shot at 15 yards, 2-handed, slow fire. From left to right, standing unsupported, seated supported, seated supported. The first two targets are 3" circles, and the last one 1 3/4 total, 1 7/16 across the black, 13/16 across the red. I use cheap ammo (thunderbolts) but I should still be able to do better than this I think. All in all though, pretty proud of these groups.
I love shooting and I try to get to the range every weekend or at least every other weekend. Been doing it for almost 3 years now. I work to improve but I try not to push it too hard. Driving myself to IMPROVE ALL THE TIME makes work out of a hobby, and I already have one job.
That having been said I sure wish I could make all the holes touch. I have a lot of respect for those who can.
-cls
I shoot my own handloads for centerfire stuff. All my targets were shot at 15 yards, standing, 2-handed unsupported, slow fire. The targets are 5.5" total diameter, with the colored portion 3" in diameter. Except the .22LR, as noted below.
CZ 75 P07 Duty 9mm. This is my 3rd time out with the gun. I think the groups are coming together OK. Not sure why I shot groups of 6-6-4-4 here.
Sig SP2022 9mm. 3rd time out with this gun too. I think the groups are coming together OK.
Dan Wesson .357, shooting .38's. Had this one a while. Pretty disappointed in these groups, as usual. Either it doesn't like this handload or I'm just no good with this gun. Oh, also some .22LR.
Ruger Super Blackhawk 44mag. Had this one a while. Still a little afraid of it
Beretta PX4 Storm .45 ACP. This is my 2nd time out with the gun. I am terrible with this gun so far. Where are the other two holes for that last group?? Maybe it doesn't like this handload, although my 1911 loves it. Or maybe I need to switch the backstrap. Or maybe it's me LOL.
And finally, my Ruger 22/45 Mk 3 with the little BSA red-dot. These were also shot at 15 yards, 2-handed, slow fire. From left to right, standing unsupported, seated supported, seated supported. The first two targets are 3" circles, and the last one 1 3/4 total, 1 7/16 across the black, 13/16 across the red. I use cheap ammo (thunderbolts) but I should still be able to do better than this I think. All in all though, pretty proud of these groups.
I love shooting and I try to get to the range every weekend or at least every other weekend. Been doing it for almost 3 years now. I work to improve but I try not to push it too hard. Driving myself to IMPROVE ALL THE TIME makes work out of a hobby, and I already have one job.
That having been said I sure wish I could make all the holes touch. I have a lot of respect for those who can.
-cls
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CAT-tas-truh_fee
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First 2 mags from my Bersa 45 UC at 27', top group single action only, bottome group double action only
