Model 15

[BillSWPA]

What a lucky lad. My kids will go shoot with me but they dont seem real interested in going on their own. Kind of breaks my heart a little. Especially because we always went shooting when they were younger. I guess I shouldnt complain at least they are not libtards.

At the risk of thread drift, one of the most important things we can do as parents re: shooting, other than making sure our kids know the safety rules, is helping them to experience the fun. I also have work to do in that regard. My daughter always enjoys shooting once she gets to the range, but getting her there is becoming increasingly difficult. My son had his first shooting lesson a little over a week ago.

The Combat Masterpiece is an excellent score. I did much of my early pistol shooting with a stainless one.


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[Stephanie B]

I hope in the next life my Model 15-3 comes with me.

It is my pride and joy. Oh I have more modern and valuable pistols, but my 15-3 is by far my favorite. It shoots like a dream, and makes me feel good when I shoot it.

As much as I love my 15-3, I like my 66-3 a tad bit more because it has a smooth trigger. Much better for extended matches.

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At the risk of thread drift, one of the most important things we can do as parents re: shooting, other than making sure our kids know the safety rules, is helping them to experience the fun. I also have work to do in that regard. My daughter always enjoys shooting once she gets to the range, but getting her there is becoming increasingly difficult. My son had his first shooting lesson a little over a week ago.

The Combat Masterpiece is an excellent score. I did much of my early pistol shooting with a stainless one.


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@BillSWPA They were fun times for sure. I do miss them. Have you tried steel challenge? Mine always liked that.Hey Ive got a bunch of appleseed stuff Ill never use. If youre interested in that shoot me a PM

[03RN]

The 2" M15's are pretty cool. I bought mine after reading about them in Chuck Taylor's "Gun Digest Book of Combat Handgunnery," 4th edition:



They do tend to be quite accurate:

25 yards DA

[onehalfmvsquared]

I picked one up that was rather ratty, but I'm working on it. Full tear down and clean, plus a new mainspring and strain screw

[Stephanie B]

I picked one up that was rather ratty, but I'm working on it. Full tear down and clean, plus a new mainspring and strain screw.

Looking forward to the range report.

[ralph]

Did somebody say model 15? These pistols are sweethearts.

[Joe in PNG]

Indeed.