Went back today with better targets and shot the LC9, too.
25 knot crosswind
50 yds
LC9 (It really ain't that hard once you get it on the paper.)
The Colt CCO at 50 yds (I think my trigger finger is pushing a lot of shots low/left.)
50 yds from the firing line
The Dinan took its place amidst the trucks
Ruger LC9 at 50 Yards
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Ruger LC9 at 50 Yards
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Re: Ruger LC9 at 50 Yards
You from the Houston area? That range looks familiar...
Re: Ruger LC9 at 50 Yards
That is soooo photoshopped :-) <kidding>doc540 wrote:Went back today with better targets and shot the LC9, too.
25 knot crosswind
50 yds
LC9 (It really ain't that hard once you get it on the paper.)
Actually, getting round on target under those conditions with an LC9 is a quite an accomplishment.
A smidge at most. You did say 25 knot winds...doc540 wrote: The Colt CCO at 50 yds (I think my trigger finger is pushing a lot of shots low/left.)
50 yds from the firing line
Nice. I am convinced I need to trade my 1-series for a GM pickup or take the Jeep back from thedoc540 wrote: The Dinan took its place amidst the trucks
kid.
Re: Ruger LC9 at 50 Yards
It's the Golden Triangle Gun Club over here in Beaumont.jdcoffman wrote:You from the Houston area? That range looks familiar...
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Re: Ruger LC9 at 50 Yards
Nice shooting and nice ride. I love wagons especially ones with muscle.
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