Saturday was range day with the STG 58 and Guide Gun
For one reason or another I hadn't been to the range since about mid last Sept.
I've had it for just a little shy of a month and I finally took the 9mm Springfield Armory SA-35 to the range this morning and ran 100 rounds of 115 gr. Winch. white box through it.
I didn't mess around with shooting it off bags or for groups I just went straight for the 25 yd. steel gongs and started flinging lead downrange and when I did my part it was ringing the gongs pretty consistently.......it shoots just a little left but I'll do a sight adjustment on my next trip to the range with it.
So far I'm pretty happy with the gun.
I've had it for just a little shy of a month and I finally took the 9mm Springfield Armory SA-35 to the range this morning and ran 100 rounds of 115 gr. Winch. white box through it.
I didn't mess around with shooting it off bags or for groups I just went straight for the 25 yd. steel gongs and started flinging lead downrange and when I did my part it was ringing the gongs pretty consistently.......it shoots just a little left but I'll do a sight adjustment on my next trip to the range with it.
So far I'm pretty happy with the gun.
Few weeks ago
About 30 min before dark. Living in the country can't be beat. Steel hanging 30,50 and 100 off your back porch. I get a few shots in almost every day.
Last Saturday with son and grandson we shot a Springfield Hellcat, Sig P365 max, Ruger single six revolver, Ruger 10/22, Glenfield 75, Ruger AR15 and blew some tannerite.
I’m still playing with 38 spl loads, and this evening I used the Kimber K6 to try out what I loaded last night. My verdict is still out on the Kimber.
I carried my first handgun ( Kimber Ultra CDP II 45) for about the last 10 years of employment.....every day....tho' I love that gun I now carry the lighter and higher capacity Springfield Hellcat RDP
I’ve had at least 3 Ultra CDP 45’s, and I loved them all but just never hung onto one long. My only real issue with the K6 that I’m trying to work through is that it’s DAO, and I prefer my revolvers with hammers.
Interesting about the shooting with 7 year old grandson I mentioned. The Glenfield 75 semi auto I purchased new when I was in high school some 55 years ago. Never thought when I bought it I’d be teaching my grandson to safely shoot it
Yes, I'm not a fan of double action. It's OK if you mean to send a lot of rounds but I think at the expense of accuracy in my case
