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by North Country Gal » Fri Sep 20, 2019 8:24 pm
Shooting a revolver at long range is like any other revolver shooting in the it just takes practice, plenty of ammo and work. I grew up shooting revolvers at long ranges many years before the current obsession for shooting revolvers at 3 and 7 yards for self-defense work. That is certainly a valid type of revolver shooting and I'm not putting it down, but it so dominates the handgun scene, today, that a lot of younger shooters and newcomers don't even know there are other types of handgun shooting. When shooting revolvers at 50 yards at our local club range, I've even had shooters who were shocked to see me attempting such a thing. In fact, in our ten years at this range, I've never even seen another handgun shooter attempt such a thing. Have seen exactly two shooters trying their hand at full size torso targets at 25 yards, but never 50. Truth is, back in my handgun hunting days, anything under 50 yards was considered a close shot. Oh, yeah, things have changed in so many ways in the shooting world.
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