I was able to get out and shoot my Madsen M50 last week.
I was shooting steel and the set was five targets on each side with a stop plate in the middle.
I shot against a handgunner a few times and beat them easily. I think the longer sight radius of the SMG and the peep sight made the difference.
Later in the evening, I shot off against two handgunners. I had nine targets and a stop plate. They had 10 and the stop plate. (One of my targets was "scared off the stand" when I started rocking and rolling.)
The handgunners beat me by three plates with the good guy doing most of the work. I had a little problem with glare in the middle of my run and missed a plate.
I expected that. Dealing with recoil from FA fire takes time, even shooting 9mm. I found the exercise interesting. It left me wondering how I'd do against a shotgunner and a handgunner.
Loud fun was had by all.
I was shooting steel and the set was five targets on each side with a stop plate in the middle.
I shot against a handgunner a few times and beat them easily. I think the longer sight radius of the SMG and the peep sight made the difference.
Later in the evening, I shot off against two handgunners. I had nine targets and a stop plate. They had 10 and the stop plate. (One of my targets was "scared off the stand" when I started rocking and rolling.)
The handgunners beat me by three plates with the good guy doing most of the work. I had a little problem with glare in the middle of my run and missed a plate.
I expected that. Dealing with recoil from FA fire takes time, even shooting 9mm. I found the exercise interesting. It left me wondering how I'd do against a shotgunner and a handgunner.
Loud fun was had by all.