http://tinyurl.com/qefkh76

I don't normally shoot at seven yards, but what the hell...

These were 42 grain hollowpoints out of my Ruger Mark III pistol,
shooting offhand. The suppressor was attached, and it carries a lot of
powder down the barrel, but not so much with a rifle.

I can do better, but I was shooting quickly, for me. Five shots in eight
seconds...I don't do that, usually.

On Mon, 5 Oct 2015 17:13:27 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

http://tinyurl.com/qefkh76

I don't normally shoot at seven yards, but what the hell...

These were 42 grain hollowpoints out of my Ruger Mark III pistol,
shooting offhand. The suppressor was attached, and it carries a lot of
powder down the barrel, but not so much with a rifle.

I can do better, but I was shooting quickly, for me. Five shots in eight
seconds...I don't do that, usually.



===

You'll be well prepared to defend against the mighty squirrel or
****ed off poodle.

On Monday, October 5, 2015 at 5:13:30 PM UTC-4, Keyser Söze wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/qefkh76

I don't normally shoot at seven yards, but what the hell...

These were 42 grain hollowpoints out of my Ruger Mark III pistol,
shooting offhand. The suppressor was attached, and it carries a lot of
powder down the barrel, but not so much with a rifle.

I can do better, but I was shooting quickly, for me. Five shots in eight
seconds...I don't do that, usually.

God help the stumps that get in your way. Wow, powder carries 21 feet! Looks more like 21 inches, Krause.

On Mon, 5 Oct 2015 17:13:27 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

http://tinyurl.com/qefkh76

I don't normally shoot at seven yards, but what the hell...

These were 42 grain hollowpoints out of my Ruger Mark III pistol,
shooting offhand. The suppressor was attached, and it carries a lot of
powder down the barrel, but not so much with a rifle.

I can do better, but I was shooting quickly, for me. Five shots in eight
seconds...I don't do that, usually.



Looks respectable. You should add some extra difficulty and put one
hole in each square. Maybe do the corners of the target or something.

Since you like bottles, 5 shots into 5 half liter bottles would be a
nice drill. They start shaving your time down. Mix it up by putting
them at irregular distances apart and shoot them out of order.

On 10/5/15 7:15 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 5 Oct 2015 17:13:27 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

http://tinyurl.com/qefkh76

I don't normally shoot at seven yards, but what the hell...

These were 42 grain hollowpoints out of my Ruger Mark III pistol,
shooting offhand. The suppressor was attached, and it carries a lot of
powder down the barrel, but not so much with a rifle.

I can do better, but I was shooting quickly, for me. Five shots in eight
seconds...I don't do that, usually.



Looks respectable. You should add some extra difficulty and put one
hole in each square. Maybe do the corners of the target or something.

Since you like bottles, 5 shots into 5 half liter bottles would be a
nice drill. They start shaving your time down. Mix it up by putting
them at irregular distances apart and shoot them out of order.



That's sort of what I've been doing...I've come down from two liter to
just over one liter bottles...

I'd really like to set up a 200 yard range like Hickock45 has, but not
way out in the Shenandoah Valley. Takes too long to get there.

I like shooting "gongs," bottles, et cetera, a lot more than printed
targets. One of my buddies shoots the flames (via blow by) off candles.
He's half my age and sees twice as well.

On Mon, 5 Oct 2015 19:53:27 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

On 10/5/15 7:15 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 5 Oct 2015 17:13:27 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

http://tinyurl.com/qefkh76

I don't normally shoot at seven yards, but what the hell...

These were 42 grain hollowpoints out of my Ruger Mark III pistol,
shooting offhand. The suppressor was attached, and it carries a lot of
powder down the barrel, but not so much with a rifle.

I can do better, but I was shooting quickly, for me. Five shots in eight
seconds...I don't do that, usually.



Looks respectable. You should add some extra difficulty and put one
hole in each square. Maybe do the corners of the target or something.

Since you like bottles, 5 shots into 5 half liter bottles would be a
nice drill. They start shaving your time down. Mix it up by putting
them at irregular distances apart and shoot them out of order.



That's sort of what I've been doing...I've come down from two liter to
just over one liter bottles...

I'd really like to set up a 200 yard range like Hickock45 has, but not
way out in the Shenandoah Valley. Takes too long to get there.

I like shooting "gongs," bottles, et cetera, a lot more than printed
targets. One of my buddies shoots the flames (via blow by) off candles.
He's half my age and sees twice as well.

At 7 yards the stubby 200 ml bottle is probably the most appropriate.

If you were closer I would save you some.

Set up 5 of those and try to get out in 4 seconds.

That will get your adrenalin up.

I really like moving stuff tho. I think it comes from my skeet
shooting. I am really thinking about getting some bird shot for my .38
or my .45 and trying it the next time the electrical guys shoot. They
want me to handicap myself somehow anyway.. The competition is
basically shooting station 6 low house shots. (fixed thrower off to
your right, crossing and going away)
It is actually my worst station but I am good enough to win when I
play.
I have never tried it but it might be fun with a handgun. You are
going to have to get on it fast, you can't let it flatten out and run.
Shoot it more like a station 8 low.

On 10/5/15 10:08 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 5 Oct 2015 19:53:27 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

On 10/5/15 7:15 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 5 Oct 2015 17:13:27 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

http://tinyurl.com/qefkh76

I don't normally shoot at seven yards, but what the hell...

These were 42 grain hollowpoints out of my Ruger Mark III pistol,
shooting offhand. The suppressor was attached, and it carries a lot of
powder down the barrel, but not so much with a rifle.

I can do better, but I was shooting quickly, for me. Five shots in eight
seconds...I don't do that, usually.



Looks respectable. You should add some extra difficulty and put one
hole in each square. Maybe do the corners of the target or something.

Since you like bottles, 5 shots into 5 half liter bottles would be a
nice drill. They start shaving your time down. Mix it up by putting
them at irregular distances apart and shoot them out of order.



That's sort of what I've been doing...I've come down from two liter to
just over one liter bottles...

I'd really like to set up a 200 yard range like Hickock45 has, but not
way out in the Shenandoah Valley. Takes too long to get there.

I like shooting "gongs," bottles, et cetera, a lot more than printed
targets. One of my buddies shoots the flames (via blow by) off candles.
He's half my age and sees twice as well.

At 7 yards the stubby 200 ml bottle is probably the most appropriate.

If you were closer I would save you some.

Set up 5 of those and try to get out in 4 seconds.

That will get your adrenalin up.

I really like moving stuff tho. I think it comes from my skeet
shooting. I am really thinking about getting some bird shot for my .38
or my .45 and trying it the next time the electrical guys shoot. They
want me to handicap myself somehow anyway.. The competition is
basically shooting station 6 low house shots. (fixed thrower off to
your right, crossing and going away)
It is actually my worst station but I am good enough to win when I
play.
I have never tried it but it might be fun with a handgun. You are
going to have to get on it fast, you can't let it flatten out and run.
Shoot it more like a station 8 low.


I just shot at close distance (for me) as a lark. I really enjoy
shooting at a minimum of 25 yards. My personal goal is to put six rounds
from the same load from my .357 MAG revolver into a 4" circle at 25
yards. I do pretty well with two liter sodapop bottles at that distance
and shorter distances.

The easiest "shooter" I have is the Ruger Mark III, especially since I
send the whole kit and kaboodle out to Volquartsen for the "full
treatment." It was a good pistol right from Ruger, but now it is just
incredible. It's not a Volquartsen Scorpion, but, then, I don't have
$1300 tied up in it.

I'm thinking of replacing the S&W M&P 15-22 I just sold with a CZ bolt
action .22LR.

On Mon, 05 Oct 2015 19:15:24 -0400, wrote:

On Mon, 5 Oct 2015 17:13:27 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

http://tinyurl.com/qefkh76

I don't normally shoot at seven yards, but what the hell...

These were 42 grain hollowpoints out of my Ruger Mark III pistol,
shooting offhand. The suppressor was attached, and it carries a lot of
powder down the barrel, but not so much with a rifle.

I can do better, but I was shooting quickly, for me. Five shots in eight
seconds...I don't do that, usually.



Looks respectable. You should add some extra difficulty and put one
hole in each square. Maybe do the corners of the target or something.

Since you like bottles, 5 shots into 5 half liter bottles would be a
nice drill. They start shaving your time down. Mix it up by putting
them at irregular distances apart and shoot them out of order.

===

From the looks of those burn marks I'd say that he was shooting from
about 12 inches away. It's good to be able to shoot at that range if
the ****ed off Pomeranian is already on top of you and going for the
throat.

On Mon, 05 Oct 2015 20:02:52 -0400, wrote:

On Mon, 05 Oct 2015 19:15:24 -0400, wrote:

On Mon, 5 Oct 2015 17:13:27 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

http://tinyurl.com/qefkh76

I don't normally shoot at seven yards, but what the hell...

These were 42 grain hollowpoints out of my Ruger Mark III pistol,
shooting offhand. The suppressor was attached, and it carries a lot of
powder down the barrel, but not so much with a rifle.

I can do better, but I was shooting quickly, for me. Five shots in eight
seconds...I don't do that, usually.



Looks respectable. You should add some extra difficulty and put one
hole in each square. Maybe do the corners of the target or something.

Since you like bottles, 5 shots into 5 half liter bottles would be a
nice drill. They start shaving your time down. Mix it up by putting
them at irregular distances apart and shoot them out of order.

===

From the looks of those burn marks I'd say that he was shooting from
about 12 inches away. It's good to be able to shoot at that range if
the ****ed off Pomeranian is already on top of you and going for the
throat.

See, I think more highly of him than that. I figured about 21".
--

Ban idiots, not guns!

On 10/5/15 8:09 PM, John H. wrote:
On Mon, 05 Oct 2015 20:02:52 -0400, wrote:

On Mon, 05 Oct 2015 19:15:24 -0400, wrote:

On Mon, 5 Oct 2015 17:13:27 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

http://tinyurl.com/qefkh76

I don't normally shoot at seven yards, but what the hell...

These were 42 grain hollowpoints out of my Ruger Mark III pistol,
shooting offhand. The suppressor was attached, and it carries a lot of
powder down the barrel, but not so much with a rifle.

I can do better, but I was shooting quickly, for me. Five shots in eight
seconds...I don't do that, usually.



Looks respectable. You should add some extra difficulty and put one
hole in each square. Maybe do the corners of the target or something.

Since you like bottles, 5 shots into 5 half liter bottles would be a
nice drill. They start shaving your time down. Mix it up by putting
them at irregular distances apart and shoot them out of order.

===

From the looks of those burn marks I'd say that he was shooting from
about 12 inches away. It's good to be able to shoot at that range if
the ****ed off Pomeranian is already on top of you and going for the
throat.

See, I think more highly of him than that. I figured about 21".
--

Ban idiots, not guns!


This from an asshole who wears coke bottle glasses, hearing aids, and
false teeth, and has had more surgeries than an NFL linebacker?