Literal Odds and Ends

[Okeefenokee]

Range day. One thing about the desert I like. Much less shitty winters.

[Okeefenokee]

/Okee steps up to shoot.

Fuck. Why did we let him shoot first?

/sig p320 does its thing

/Jackass with twelve gauge, "Oh yeah?"

[C-Mag]

Cool Stuff Okee.

You shootin those milk jugs ?

[Okeefenokee]

Cool Stuff Okee.

You shootin those milk jugs ?

Not that day. Last time we went shooting, we were out in the desert, and we were shooting bottles and such. I had a good laugh when a detergent bottle I hit shot up into the air like a rocket. This time we were at the Ft. Bliss rod and gun club, so we had targets and such. Those jugs were for hydration. I also keep a case of water in all my vehicles.

Weapons fired:

• .223 Remington bolt action
  .308 Winchester bolt action
  12 gauge Remington pump
  45 1911
  9mm Sig p320

I'm not a big fan of the 1911 so far. I can't hit shit with it.

But the Sig p320?

[C-Mag]

1911 has always been very comfortable for me, but they all take training until you break over that threshold. I grew up with a 1911 as my first semi auto. Have not fired a Sig 320. But it's on my list. In general 9mm are just so easy to put rounds on target. The 45 takes more training, at least for me.

[Okeefenokee]

1911 has always been very comfortable for me, but they all take training until you break over that threshold. I grew up with a 1911 as my first semi auto. Have not fired a Sig 320. But it's on my list. In general 9mm are just so easy to put rounds on target. The 45 takes more training, at least for me.

I think it's the double action heavy trigger. Real easy to get on target and hold it there. The 1911 is a hair trigger comparatively.

[Ex-California]

I haven't shot in years now.

It sucks coming from a family where shooting and hunting was a weekly activity, but that's the difference between living in Northern CA compared to Southern CA

[Xenophon]

1911 has always been very comfortable for me, but they all take training until you break over that threshold. I grew up with a 1911 as my first semi auto. Have not fired a Sig 320. But it's on my list. In general 9mm are just so easy to put rounds on target. The 45 takes more training, at least for me.

I think it's the double action heavy trigger. Real easy to get on target and hold it there. The 1911 is a hair trigger comparatively.

I suck with a 9mm. I'm accurate with a revolver, but I've never learned how to compensate for the slide action on a semi-auto pistol. I don't practice nearly enough, and I don't own a handgun. Only my shotgun at the moment.

[TheReal_ND]

Im retiring her tonight

[Okeefenokee]

Im retiring her tonight

Who's is that?