Zero'd the newly-mated Steyr/Burris combo and checked POI shift with the suppressor, and checked zero on the Galil after swapping muzzle devices...then worked on steel.
Zero'd the newly-mated Steyr/Burris combo and checked POI shift with the suppressor, and checked zero on the Galil after swapping muzzle devices...then worked on steel.
For some reason, the image is rotated 90*.....
Stacked 2 148gr wadcutters on each other, which impact slightly left vs. the 125gr +p JHP's.
More controllable with the 148's.
The .22mag was pretty solid too (no idea why it's 180* flipped)
Life, travel, and biblical rain have been my excuses for not shooting much recently.
What did I shoot today? Imaginary bullets.
“There is no growth in the comfort zone.”--Jocko Willink
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I think this may be my favorite aftermarket frame. Won tonight’s indoor match with this.
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I got lucky pushing the time.
They tend to have the biggest payoff.
Luck doesn’t account for a 1.38 draw to first shot. It was well done, especially with a wheel gun snubbie.
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Sample of one. It's been a challenge.
Just testing some reloads before loading 500 of them. 125gr RNFP coated projos. POA/POI @ 7 yds, but ~3-4” low at 25 in my M64…
Since I was there, I ran a couple of mags through my 3913. It’s still relatively new to me and it came with an XS Big Dot, so I’m learning that too.
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