I also decided that if it warms up just a bit I will go shooting, that I didn't do last weekend. Being rainy and chilly.
So, conversation at the range is about ammunition shortages, not hitting well today, and that is a neat rifle. I was getting my rifle sighted back in, and have it close.
I am reminded of the Provincials and the British Regulars - the Regulars had some training, thought in volley fire and charge with the bayonet. The provincials had some training but thought in individual shots to hit real targets, like game and predators, they also paid for their ammunition and equipment. So every time a provincial shot it was for a purpose and would be talked about.
I think I need to get one of those jobs where they buy my ammunition for work and practice, had one once. Is there a chance Homeland Security would be looking for old undercover fatmen?


Almost time for Men's Bible Study, I get to bring the brownies.
Sounds like your range day went MUCH better than mine! And enjoy the worship and the brownies!!!
ReplyDeleteThere aren't any bad days at the range, unless it was when it didn't open. Make every shot count!
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