Rustpot
M Frame Lover
Several of us on the board are shooters and I thought it would be a good idea to talk a bit about one of our other hobbies.
Took a trip with two friends yesterday and had some good fun. Unfortunately due to the weather we didn't get out side and were stuck on two indoor lanes. The range was Double Action in Madison Heights (metro Detroit) and was 50 yards (we shot on the rifle lanes).
We took and fired
Custom hodgepodge AR-15, 60 rounds .223Rem
S&W M&P 15-22, 100 rounds .22LR
S&W M&P Pro, 50 rounds 9mm
S&W Model 10, 50 rounds .38 Spl
Sig Sauer P226R DAK, 50 rounds .40S&W
Sig Sauer P220 DAK, 75 rounds .45ACP
Sig Sauer P220-E, 25 rounds 9mm
Kimber Basic series 1911, 75 rounds .45ACP
We had a bit more ammo with us those numbers are approximate, and thankfully there were a few dozen spare targets left out from people not using their free targets so we got to swap targets out pretty often and didn't have to use any recycling techniques. And it hit a lull when we got on, so we shot for almost 2.5 hours until they started getting busy and told us to pack up.
Very pleased with my S&W M10 revolver. I was a bit fatigued and drank some Mt Dew on the way in so I was pretty shaky, but I kept my SA shots within maybe 6" at 25 yards or so. It's a "Melb East Police" trade in, not sure if it's from Melbourne Australia or not though.
My M-Frames with clear Strike were keeping me safe
Took a trip with two friends yesterday and had some good fun. Unfortunately due to the weather we didn't get out side and were stuck on two indoor lanes. The range was Double Action in Madison Heights (metro Detroit) and was 50 yards (we shot on the rifle lanes).
We took and fired
Custom hodgepodge AR-15, 60 rounds .223Rem
S&W M&P 15-22, 100 rounds .22LR
S&W M&P Pro, 50 rounds 9mm
S&W Model 10, 50 rounds .38 Spl
Sig Sauer P226R DAK, 50 rounds .40S&W
Sig Sauer P220 DAK, 75 rounds .45ACP
Sig Sauer P220-E, 25 rounds 9mm
Kimber Basic series 1911, 75 rounds .45ACP
We had a bit more ammo with us those numbers are approximate, and thankfully there were a few dozen spare targets left out from people not using their free targets so we got to swap targets out pretty often and didn't have to use any recycling techniques. And it hit a lull when we got on, so we shot for almost 2.5 hours until they started getting busy and told us to pack up.
Very pleased with my S&W M10 revolver. I was a bit fatigued and drank some Mt Dew on the way in so I was pretty shaky, but I kept my SA shots within maybe 6" at 25 yards or so. It's a "Melb East Police" trade in, not sure if it's from Melbourne Australia or not though.
My M-Frames with clear Strike were keeping me safe