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I deal alot with different steels due to the criticality included with the components manufactured for the Navy, yes heat will affect the metal If cut with a oxy-acetylene torch (heat affected zone similar to welding in that the grain structure is weakens due to high heat) that being said your...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I was thinking the same thing, some of the videos I'm afraid of posting lol!

looked to be one of the easier stages that they had setup that day, I'm working on building some steel targets to keep at the Gun Club for when I'm out on the range just to get to moving around a bit more

Fin Feather Fur has been having some pretty good deals lately, just depends on what one is looking for, they had 115 gr and 124 gr 9mm American Eagle on sale for 11.99 a box of 50, I wanna say that they had .223 for 5.99 a box of 20 and 165gr .40 S&W going for around 12.00 a box as well.

That's pretty awesome! Amazing how something can jog the memory right back to a moment in time

Typically my Glock 19 although on occasion my G43 (train extensively with both) when I'm on the bike and can't effectively conceal the 19, only thing o don't care for the 43 is the capacity (carry 2 additional magazines) I know how the argument goes lol about the whole rule of 3's but when...

Def don't get caught up in the "Game" lots of folks try going super fast and that flinch turns into trying to pull the gun down instead of letting the muzzle drop, work trigger control, grip, and breathing. Reality is that by the time your flinching the shot has made its way down range, nice...

Local Conservation Club here bout 2 mi from the house for everyday use, only 100yd rifle range but they have a nice pistol range that I typically have to myself

Pistols : Glock all the way! (19 for all around use is my fav) Bolt Rifles: Remington/CZ/Winchester (older pre '64 Model 70's) AR Platform: my Homebuilts' AK-47: Arsenal Arms Shotgun: Browning/Benelli Revolvers: Colt/S&W

Had one of those days when the little blue catch bin just wasn't gonna cut it lol, took a little under 4 hours Sunday Night but I got my rounds set for the rest of the month and maybe a week into June 2700+ rds 9mm 147 gr plated bullets 3.2gr titegroup CCI 500 primers

Not to hijack the op's thread.....so it's not just me that takes video lol, I tell ya there isn't anybody better at picking apart my own shooting than me lol, very nice Chris!

The nice thing is you don't have to go fast at all, in fact this was my second round, the first round was slow and steady working on tequnique, the second was just having some fun

You ought to come out to the Tuesday Night Steels at ARO range in Deerfield (out near Alliance) $10.00 to shoot and $5.00 reshoot lots of different scenarios and good transitions here is one of the rounds from last week, imho is alot of fun but also great practice under pressure Got a lot of...

I use to have one, fun gun to shoot for sure, Congrats!

Primarily AIWB, however occasionally @ 4 o'clock iwb if the occssion calls for it but train extensively for both

That's a good view utilizing irons, finger placement on the trigger as well as grip and breathing certainly come into play with irons, good write up David!

Ahhh the dreaded double tap. .....possibly anticipating the second shot and losing target acquisition, over 1,300 rds this month and a few matches, sometimes happens to me when I try and pull that quick follow up shot, caliber, distance, ? Breathing def plays a large part, best of luck to...

And this is why I've been looking at each spent round before I put them in my box to be loaded, when I shot the round I didn't notice anything out of the ordinary but it's got a pretty big split down the side

My Groundhog rifle, Savage .17hmr with a BSA Sweet 17 scope and a Harris 26" swivel bi pod, not really a bad scope for what I use it for, not the greatest in lower light but works well for its purpose. . On another I am really a big fan of the. 17hmr, accurate out past 150 yds and fast, I...

That pistol would Def be worthy of a 10mm!