), plus a couple targets tacked up. I did all offhand @ 50 yds and was actually able to even hit a hanging tennis ball a couple times! I have pics of the sheet metal and one target. I didn't notice a big difference between the Blazers and the GBs, except for when ejecting. Seems the GBs don't pop out as smoothly. Overall, I think I shot about 130 rounds. Was a good time!
Yeah, I looked down at an empty box and said, I've only been here 10 minutes! I *couldn't* have shot all of that already! But when you drop 15 down the tube each time, they get gobbled up quick!JEBar wrote:it never ceases to amaze me at how quickly one can fire over a hundred rounds .... sounds like a really good day .... hopefully many more are on tap
you got that right .... I hope to take our grandson with his Henry 357 and my Henry 44 Mag and/or 45-70 to a friend's range tomorrow .... I have no doubt we will go through a couple of hundred rounds eachJBlaisdell wrote:Yeah, I looked down at an empty box and said, I've only been here 10 minutes! I *couldn't* have shot all of that already! But when you drop 15 down the tube each time, they get gobbled up quick!
One day a friend and I took a 10/22 to the range and we ended up shooting a full case of 5,000 rounds in one day. I remember buying that case of Winchester Wildcats for $88 out the door.No symbolism.Sir Henry wrote:Is there any symbolism in shooting something from work?
I'm just picking sheet metal from junked brewers. Free is cheap!