RE factor kill card challenge.
They’ve mailed my patch out but haven’t yet updated the challenge list.
My 6.14 puts me 13th - Jedi smoked me at a 5.88 but I’ll take it
Cool drill.
http://blog.refactortactical.com/blo...card-challenge
RE factor kill card challenge.
They’ve mailed my patch out but haven’t yet updated the challenge list.
My 6.14 puts me 13th - Jedi smoked me at a 5.88 but I’ll take it
Cool drill.
http://blog.refactortactical.com/blo...card-challenge
Got a Holosun RDS mounted and zeroed on the Tippman .22 pistol.
This thing is super fun. It has me thinking I need another .22 suppressor.
Used a very sophisticated rest to zero.
Once it was zeroed I started messing around with some 10 round assault course runs with the brace .22. Pulled a calf muscle somewhere between 25 and 15 yard line on run #3... still made sub 20 seconds though ...
Apparent pain is good for concentration when shooting B-8s - 98-5x with the P320 PRO Carry and Romeo 1PRO
Last edited by HCM; 11-02-2020 at 02:09 AM.
Thats my gripe with Sig and Glock. Little 9s that are great to carry but no interchangable grip inserts or modules of different sizes. So close yet so far.Originally Posted by HCM
I'll wager you a PF dollar™ 😎
The lunatics are running the asylum
Not pistol related, not even self defense related, but this is one thing I enjoy even more than a day on the range.
Visited my dad briefly for our favorite outdoor, social distancing-friendly pastime. I miss hunting, but only get to go two or three times a year until we rent a house that allows dogs and I can get my own Brittany.
No pics but I patterned a new to me Mossberg 835 with Winchester Military #00 buck.
Mike
Finally got to take these two to the range and try them out. Both are blowback 9mm carbines so recoil with both is fairly stout. I feel like the PCC (top) was a little worse. Overall I like the PC9 (bottom) more because it looks better, and the rear sight is in a better location. But it only takes old P-series mags, the charging handle is only on the right side, and the bolt hold open isn't reliable. Plus the trigger is really bad. The PCC can take Glock mags the charging handle is swappable to either side, and it uses 10/22 trigger packs. Plus there's aftermarket upgrades for it. As handy as the takedown feature can be, I have told Ruger that I'd rather have a fixed barrel and the rear peep sight on the receiver, like the PC9 is set up. Aside from the slight difference in felt recoil and the rear peep being so far forward, making it effectively smaller, I didn't really notice any difference in shooting them. I ran 200 rounds through the pair and without trying I was mostly able to keep rounds on target doing mag dumps at 25 yards. The only jam with either happened with a no-name P95 mag in the PC9 that turned out wouldn't even lock into the gun. I held the mag in and it ran fine for the rest of the mag and then I tossed that mag in the range bag. The PCC worked perfectly with a factory G19 mag and a Magpul G26 GL9 and a 21 round GL9.
My ported Gen 5 Zev omen slide/gen 4 frame 19.
Pretty cool really.
I shot my practice G19.5 today and also my sometimes carry pistol G26.3. I'm definitely better with the 19.5. I should spend more time with the 26 and probably buy a G26.5. No pics, but I shot my best ever against the evil 1" squares today. I was close to 50% hits from 7 yards, slow fire.
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Is that an LASD model safariland? How's it working and what light is in it?
No, not an LASD model, though if I would’ve found one for a good deal I would’ve gotten it. I got a deal on a Safariland 6280-73421 made for the Vertec, but works fine with the 92A1. I’m using a TLR1-HL WML.
Perfect world, Safariland would make an ALS for a 92 with a light, but probably never going to happen, so 6280 it is.
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