What have you shot in the last 24 hrs?

Update: Today I sighted in and shot for accuracy at 100 yds, an Izmash Biahtlon with Weaver K-10 scope, a Browning T-Bolt with Weaver K4 scope, and a Marlin 81DL with Weaver B4 scope. The Marlin was given to me by my father in 1946. I added the scope some years later. It's fired at least 10,000 rounds, msotly high velocity, and the headspace is a little loose. Surprising how well it shoots. It was only 90+ degrees and there was a brisk wind at 5-7 O'Clock, which has an effect on slow 22 target rounds at 100 yds.
 
Took my new RIA CS compact in 9mm out for it's first run. I was well pleased with both factory 124 gr. and my hand loads of 125 gr. cast LRN. Functioned 100% and trigger needs no work at all. Breaks clean at about 4 lbs or less. Put the first 100 rounds through it, will put another 400 or so through it before I rely on it totally.
 
2 rabbits that ate my tomato plants last night.

Man, would that I could. Between the City and the Home Owners Association, best I can do is offer them croutons to go with the salad bar!
 
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I went down to the riverbank on my lunch hour to try out my new Wondersight that I just installed on my 1905 4th change .32-20. For a target, I used an "ImpactSeal" Reactive Ground Bouncing Target. It's kind of a fun thing to shoot. I can see where the rounds hit, but there are no bullet holes or rips. I have no idea what it's made out of. The Wondersight worked okay, but shot a little high. Still, a fun way to kill a lunch hour.
 
Today:

CZ-PO1 3.8" barrel 9mm
S&W 940 2" barrel 9mm
Taurus 94 2" barrel .22
S&W 686 CS-1 3" barrel .357

I shoot 50-51 times a year and usually 3-4 guns each session. I found it is SOOOOOOO much easier to stay proficient than to get there.
 
Springfield Range Officer 1911
Ruger SR-22
Benelli Super Nova Tactical
FNH SLP MK 1

An old Mac laptop was on the receiving end of some Winchester PDX1-12.
Man, that felt good!
 
Although I couldn't get to the range this weekend, I would have shot a 19-4, model 500 and a Super Blackhawk 44. Bathroom remodel is killing me:D

thewelshm

I just saw this thread. Last Sunday when this was posted I had just shot a high power rifle silhouette match at a local 200 meter range. I used my Remington 722 that I had converted to 308. I had not shot that match in over 10 years and this was the first time I had shot that rifle in about the same length of time. They use reduced size animals for 200 meters. There were 21 shooters and I actually won the match. I was good naturedly told that I could have stayed away for a couple more years. I am just getting back into shooting after having 3 surgeries in the past 2 1/2 years. It has been a long dry spell and I am really enjoying getting back into shooting.
 
I had a good friend here from Texas and we shot handguns, Sig P6, Colt Commander, Smith 25-5, Glock 36 and a Ruger MKII one day. Yesterday it was sporting clays and I shot my Red Label and he shot his Citori. We had a fine time.
 
Glock 23
Ruger SR1911
S&W 586 6in
S&W 686 6in
Thompson Contender in 357 and 45/70

Peter
 
This weeks trip:
S&W pre-war 22 outdoorsman
Stevens 29B .22 pump (again)
Colt SAA 32WCF
German made SxS double rifle in 9.3x74R.
Nice rifle the D/R, but the full house loads beat me up pretty well after a box or so..
So this time I loaded up some w/Makarov jacketed bullets (95gr) over 12gr of RedDot.
Rt bbl hits center at 50m,,Left bbl about 3" out at 11 O'clock using the tiny iron sights. Not bad. Would make a rhino mad.
 

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