les strat
08-22-2011, 11:10 AM
Yesterday my brother in law and I headed to the range. It was very hot but overcast and a little breeze thank goodness.
I took my CM9 to dial in the CT, my SR9c, and my wife's Bersa T380. I also took a couple long guns (Savage 110 30-06 and Mossy 535 3 1/2") since hunting season is coming up.
AS far as pistols, the CM9 laser was dead on. I had dialed it in by sight at about 20 ft. It did dirty up after about 75 rounds and lost some of its visibilty. I had one second round nose-down using a 7 round mag. It was the only mag I did not tap to seat the ammo. The Trijicon front night sight I had installed held up well with the WWB and WWB 147 gr JHP. I love this gun!
I shot a couple 17 round mags worth in the SR9c and had one light primer strike. The striker channel was clean. And this is not the forst time this has happened.
The Bersa shot like a pro and am proud my wife carries this dependable pistol. I highly recommend them for someone wanting a larger .380.
My 30-06 can bust a water-filled milk jug at 100 yds handheld with the Nikon Monarch 3-9x40. It is definitley ready for deer season.
This was the first time I had shot the Mossy 535. I did not feel like punishing myself with 3.5" shells as I will be using this primarily for dove hunting. It shot great with 2 3/4" and throws a great, even pattern at 30-40 yds. Also had a little fun at 10 ft with a water jug :D
My brother in law brought several guns, including an SKS (man, what a fun accurate gun!), a Glock 19, a Taurus .38sp, and a Ruger .22 target pistol. We traded out, and I shot his SKS a bunch and was hitting water jugs at 100 yds with iron sights. He shot my 30-06... his first time shooting a high powered deer rifle. He liked the Accutrigger.
All in all, there is nothing like a range trip with lots of guns as a stress reliever. But there is also nothing like 2 hrs of cleaning guns when you get home.;)
I took my CM9 to dial in the CT, my SR9c, and my wife's Bersa T380. I also took a couple long guns (Savage 110 30-06 and Mossy 535 3 1/2") since hunting season is coming up.
AS far as pistols, the CM9 laser was dead on. I had dialed it in by sight at about 20 ft. It did dirty up after about 75 rounds and lost some of its visibilty. I had one second round nose-down using a 7 round mag. It was the only mag I did not tap to seat the ammo. The Trijicon front night sight I had installed held up well with the WWB and WWB 147 gr JHP. I love this gun!
I shot a couple 17 round mags worth in the SR9c and had one light primer strike. The striker channel was clean. And this is not the forst time this has happened.
The Bersa shot like a pro and am proud my wife carries this dependable pistol. I highly recommend them for someone wanting a larger .380.
My 30-06 can bust a water-filled milk jug at 100 yds handheld with the Nikon Monarch 3-9x40. It is definitley ready for deer season.
This was the first time I had shot the Mossy 535. I did not feel like punishing myself with 3.5" shells as I will be using this primarily for dove hunting. It shot great with 2 3/4" and throws a great, even pattern at 30-40 yds. Also had a little fun at 10 ft with a water jug :D
My brother in law brought several guns, including an SKS (man, what a fun accurate gun!), a Glock 19, a Taurus .38sp, and a Ruger .22 target pistol. We traded out, and I shot his SKS a bunch and was hitting water jugs at 100 yds with iron sights. He shot my 30-06... his first time shooting a high powered deer rifle. He liked the Accutrigger.
All in all, there is nothing like a range trip with lots of guns as a stress reliever. But there is also nothing like 2 hrs of cleaning guns when you get home.;)