Smith & Wesson 642, at about 25 feet.My first target was for practice - I had some flyers and a sloppy group, but at least they all stayed in the 9-ring.
But this second target, with all my shots neatly in the red, was the one I had to get a photo of..."before it gets ruined," said my friend, Tourist*.
And sure enough, 10 rounds later a round went wide, landing at the edge of the 8 ring. There's always one, isn't there?
Keeps you humble.
*Tourist joins us in the live Gun Nuts chat every week and has been shooting with me before I could even get my shots on paper.
15 comments:
Nice shooting, for a pirate.
That's very nice shooting. J-frames are hard! But I think the difficulty is all practical, i.e., small sight radius, small sights, heavy DA trigger on light gun. The guns are often surprisingly mechanically accurate. When I REALLY bear down and concentrate like a neurosurgeon, I sometimes have runs where I'm able to drop the falling plate array at 25 yards with my 642. But it's very mental. Some days I shoot patterns instead of groups with the little gun.
More practice needed. It's my carry gun.
Yes, but can you shoot while riding a bike?
Bwahahahah.
You shot that DA only?
Ride Fast, I bet I could (but not well.)
TBolt - yes. DA only.
Nice...keep it up.
Nice,very nice i miss being able to shoot pistols so much.
~whistle~
Very good. Very good.
Yep, there is ALWAYS one that gets away... sigh...
All in the ten ring. The 9 ring is the uncolored ring outside that. Good shooting.
That's plenty good shooting with an Airweight DAO J-frame.
I agree with Tam. That's outstanding shooting with a hard-to-shoot gun.
I guess those of us who can't ride a bike are screwed....
Good shootin'!
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