Tell me about something really small or silly that you did or made or achieved that you are actually quite pleased about.

@TexChik I would be surprised to find that you were a poor shot.😆

@TexChik. Are you left handed?

@UnderLockDown why ? I could be blind in one eye and not see well out of the other ! I was raised by a marine . Missing wasn’t something daddy thought much of 🤷🏻‍♀️

@TexChik You are deadly.

@Jlhzfromep nope

@tallpowerhouseblonde just a good shot 😉

@TexChik my groupings move slightly to the right like yours does to the left so I was making a guess... good shooting either way !

@Jlhzfromep The .40 were double taps . The 9 was new , I had never shot it before .
My first 4 were way left , I walked it over.

@TexChik understandable on the new one.. they all shoot a touch different so you have to go to the range to know your weapon

@Jlhzfromep I only carry Glocks . I have better quality weapons but if they get dirty they don’t fire . Glocks do .

@TexChik my is a SIG but I wouldn’t mind having a Glock

@TexChik For some reason this makes me think of a scene from Super Troopers...😆
"That little guy?"
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@TexChik nice! Distance? This is the third mag run through a new .45 ACP 1911 - decided to try rapid fire (approx one round per second)
at 30 feet.

@Ontheroad 25 ft

@TexChik that's some serious good shooting! Here is the picture I neglected to add before. Not nearly as good as your shot groups, but with a new pistol and trying to fire as fast as possible, I felt pretty good about it.

@Ontheroad Its a lethal grouping. Nothing wrong with it! I shoot every week at home and at the farm sometimes every day. I carry and have taken a lot of situational training. The last thing I ever want is to need to draw my weapon and fire it at someone, but I certainly will if threatened. The marksmanship training just helps ensure the safety of others if that ever happens.

@TexChik It's definitely lethal and when I don't push for rapid fire it gets a lot better. Actually I have now added a rail and Crimson Trace green laser... took a moment to get it zeroed, but it sure improves accuracy 😁. I don't practice nearly as much as you do, but after having carried a 1911 in combat and 20 years as a soldier, I'm confident with my skills... however, one does need to practice and I'm hell on tin cans! 🤣