Well, winter hit, so back indoors for shooting until it warms up some again. Dug some of the 22 rimfires out and spent the day testing various ammo and adjusting sights. - dan
22 day at the indoor range.
- Thread starter dan belisle
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Ok, top photo, left to right from the top;
Colt Officers Model Match, Colt Diamondback 4 inch, Colt Trooper Mk III.
In the middle Colt Woodsman Match Target 2nd Gen, Colt New Frontier.
Bottom two are a High Standard Super Citation and a S&W 17.
Bottom photo, top row; Ruger Mk II 512 bull barrel, Colt Diamondback 6 inch.
Next row Colt Frontier Scout, Norinco version of a early Colt Woodsman (I forget the model number, I used to have 3 of these but gave two away as gifts), Erma 22 Luger.
Next row down, S&W 34 Kitgun, Dan Wesson VH6.
Bottom row, Ruger Bearcat, Beretta 71.
Hope that helps. - dan
Over the course of a week or two. When my kids were small I taught them to help, and now my grandson when he's visiting. If not, I'll do it myself over a few evenings watching the idiot box. I have a mobile cart with a work surface on it I roll out and use for handguns. Rifles are done in the shop, just easier. But I put some good music on the shop stereo and work away. - dan
Probably the Officers Model Match Target. I have two, this one in 22 and a pre war in 38. Lovely revolvers to shoot. Way more accurate than me. - danwell, I'm jealous
which one was your favorite to shoot?
