I was seriously thinking about a range trip this weekend, it was sunny and 0 degrees F, but after the windchill a brisk -15 or so. For Slavex, that's -26 of your silly degrees.
Anyway, at that temperature guns start doing all sorts of weird things, so I decided to stay inside and dry fire instead. I chose wisely.
-15F here in CO this morning -- just in from a range session. It is a dry cold here.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
I just ducked out to run a mag each thru the twins (consecutive SN G19's). First rounds thru each of them.
14° F with -11°F Wind Chill and a snow storm. My hi-tech Wally World clothing performed like a champ.
The most dangerous moment was walking back into the garage with my boots slick with snow.
My wife thinks y'all are a bad influence on me.
How can you govern a country which has two hundred and forty-six varieties of cheese?
Charles de Gaulle
I went to the range yesterday, it was a rather chilly 63 degrees.
Wayne and I went out on Friday. High 30's with a cold wind........but I wore shorts, so does that count.
Oh yea....with also both shot pretty well on several drills, so I was pleased. Wayne's got his pet Glock 19 tweaked perfectly for extraction and ejection pattern and he runs the crap out of it. I shot my P2000 that I am carrying a lot these days and was really pleased. I am hoping to get som Trijicon HD's on it in the near future, but otherwise the thing is a really good shooter and works great for AIWB in a TT Gunleather AIWB holster (or a fanny pack
Just a Hairy Special Snowflake supply clerk with no field experience, shooting an Asymetric carbine as a Try Hard
"If I had a grandpa, he would look like Delbert Belton".
Put down a brass magnet so picking up brass is easier. Its just a net with weighted ends. Keep the truck running so you can get back in and warm up when needed. Try to limit your total time in the cold.
Pat
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