dpsurveyor
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- Jan 13, 2016
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Driftwood, when I grow up I want to be just like you.
Then you would like the new 18" round 1/4" steel plate I set up at about 45/50 yards the other day. I also shoot handguns at the 100+ yard 16" steel. It's 1/2" so I can shoot rifles at it too.shooting up close is boring.
I like to have big plates for when folks come over to shoot. Hits are fun, misses are not. I can always put up smaller plates or shoot the longer distance. I used to set up my 10" round plate at 40 yards at the range a lot. If a load couldn't hit it most of the time with no rest, it wasn't a good one. Some calibers/guns are more of a challenge.i probably should get a 16''er, for when i get discouraged.
i probably should get a 16''er, for when i get discouraged.
Is that smith with the lanyard ring one of the .455 Eley models that were converted to .45 Colt after the First World War?Howdy
Yeah, I guess you could say I am a revolver guy.
This is my 'pile of 38s' photo. Mostly Smiths, a few Colts, and even the one double action Ruger I own.
By no means all of them, just a sampling of 38s and a couple of 357 Mags. I have lots more.
Disclaimer: No firearms were injured in the making of this photograph.
Is that smith with the lanyard ring one of the .455 Eley models that were converted to .45 Colt after the First World War?