Well today was the day for my first ever shoot. I packed up my brand new baby eagle 9mm and my S&W .22 cal revolver purchased on gun nutz pre owned. As I drove down to the range my shoulders were tensing up my heart started racing thinking about all the things I needed to do so I didnt end up hurting myself or others. When I arrived I could hear the banging of others shooting there firearms. I watched through the window for a bit trying to get myself to walk through the range door. Finally I realized if I dont shoot these things then I have to sell them and I know that wasnt an option, so I took a deep breath and walked on in like I knew what I was doing. I pushed in my first 9mm clip trying to remember all that I needed to do. Once I was ready I cracked back the slide and I was in business. Slowly I squeezed and then.....BANG!!!!! Wow what a neat feeling I was scared thrilled and panicked all in one second. To make this already long story short I ended up shooting about 100 rounds of 9mm. I found the desert eagle very easy on the recoil, not to heavy at all,excellent on the accuracy and not that I have alot to compare to but the trigger was feather light. A real cool gun indeed. What I wasnt counting on was the stiffness of the clips when loading and my thumb is damn sore. So after finishing with my 9mm and feeling like 50 d cent or one of those rap star dudes I went on to the .22 K17. All I can say is I loved it. I was supprised at how heavy it was compared to my 9mm but Zero recoil and just a dream to shoot. I popped off another 100 or so rounds of .22's and then I was exzhausted. I packed up all my goodies and headed home with a feeling of accomplishment. I already am planning to go back next Friday and I cant wait. I guess I am now an official HAND GUN NUT!!! Now to do my first clean on my toys. Thanks to all for your advice on guns and ranges it has all helped. Oh and The Shooting Edge where I was at today has really done some nice reno's as well congrats to them.



















































