Another public range day
Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2019 2:10 am
Another 4th Saturday public range day.
It was busy this first Spring shoot. As I arrived I first saw a Henry Original, case hardened receiver and a large caliber octagon pump action.
And the the assorted high power bolt rifles and MSRs. Father and his father with the grand kids shooting 22s a GF shares his lever rifle with the kids.
Helped a young man sight in his MSR . Was have a hard time he asked me to spot for him at 30 yrds . I could not see anything. Asked to aim at so clay pigeon pieces at the 200yrd berm. Again nothing . Said aim lower , dust plumes 20ft to the right and 15 high. He did good figuring out adjudting his red dot.
A family came to shoot Grandfater's rifles. An Argentine Mauser carbine, a .303 Enfield , a Winchester 70 308, and Ruger Ranch rifle.
The ammo was all military style ball ammo and they sorted out the steel bullets, not many,
It was nice to see them celbrate their Grandfather that way.
Another group came younger folks some that we know. Shooting their pistols and MSRs.
Our 300 yrd gong is popular . Great people, show there friends that have had little exposure to firearms in a safe way.
We had a Range Master and 3 RSOs just at the rifle range there were three more at the trap.
I got to shoot a little this time I got a little applause after hitting the 300 yrad gong 5 times in a row w the 45-70 off hand.
Then asked one of the fellas if he wanted to try.
I just told him how to use the peep sight and were to aim. He hit it 3 times him self.
Oh yeah the lever guns. This fella had his brothers Cowboy Action rifles. An Umberti Henry Origanal and Umberti 1884 Lightning pump action. Both in 45 lc. They both shot nice. A couple light primer strikes but he said they were just out of the safe.
Good day at the Range
It was busy this first Spring shoot. As I arrived I first saw a Henry Original, case hardened receiver and a large caliber octagon pump action.
And the the assorted high power bolt rifles and MSRs. Father and his father with the grand kids shooting 22s a GF shares his lever rifle with the kids.
Helped a young man sight in his MSR . Was have a hard time he asked me to spot for him at 30 yrds . I could not see anything. Asked to aim at so clay pigeon pieces at the 200yrd berm. Again nothing . Said aim lower , dust plumes 20ft to the right and 15 high. He did good figuring out adjudting his red dot.
A family came to shoot Grandfater's rifles. An Argentine Mauser carbine, a .303 Enfield , a Winchester 70 308, and Ruger Ranch rifle.
The ammo was all military style ball ammo and they sorted out the steel bullets, not many,
It was nice to see them celbrate their Grandfather that way.
Another group came younger folks some that we know. Shooting their pistols and MSRs.
Our 300 yrd gong is popular . Great people, show there friends that have had little exposure to firearms in a safe way.
We had a Range Master and 3 RSOs just at the rifle range there were three more at the trap.
I got to shoot a little this time I got a little applause after hitting the 300 yrad gong 5 times in a row w the 45-70 off hand.
Then asked one of the fellas if he wanted to try.
I just told him how to use the peep sight and were to aim. He hit it 3 times him self.
Oh yeah the lever guns. This fella had his brothers Cowboy Action rifles. An Umberti Henry Origanal and Umberti 1884 Lightning pump action. Both in 45 lc. They both shot nice. A couple light primer strikes but he said they were just out of the safe.
Good day at the Range