Well, for it being a day with so much pain, I did OK I guess when I actually shot. My thanks to everyone for letting me try their guns, and most especially thanks to Pawpaw and others for helping carry my stuff to and from my car.C-dub wrote:I forgot to thank TAM for making my paper look a lot better. Now I wish I had brought it home. The .40 and .45 make similar enough holes that I don't think my wife could have discerned his holes from mine. And this is even more difficult since there weren't too many single holes made by TAM's .45. Mostly just one great big one!
Lunch was great. The food there is good, and the fellowship was better.
I especially wish I had felt better for the skeet shooting. I love skeet, and even though it can be frustrating for a beginner at it, it is scads of fun. I just got to where I couldn't stand the back pain any longer and I had to go home and get horizontal.
Thanks to RAM4171 for letting my shoot your little Kahr MK9. You've just made arriving at a choice for a single stack 9mm that much harder, and I think you for it.
Also, I don't remember if it was you or Diesel42 or Chasfm11 who offered to let me shoot their Sig P250, but I regret that I didn't get around to doing that. I really wanted to, but got distracted.
I missed HotLeadSolutions' offer to try out his Walther PPS—another single stack 9mm on my list of "wanna try's."
Special thanks to Hoi Polloi for all that you did to get this thing organized. I know it is a lot of work, and your efforts are very much appreciated.
All of you are a great bunch of folks. It is my privilege to get to hang out with you. I have been flat on my back since I got home yesterday, but I'm going to try and get up and go get some lunch with my family. Wish me luck.