Last Time You Fired A Shot

Well I missed this post entirely but I have to say that if you had the intraocular lens transplants it is the same thing I had, and you will likely be very pleased with them.

The doctor told me there would be some dryness in my eyes and prescribed some eyedrops, but they are not necessary except in the most extreme occasions when I am exposed to wind or dust.

I was certainly encouraged to go out and shoot more after the surgery.

There`s no power in that end of the shop and as far as the cable getting chewed up, I don`t shoot a lot and that cable is easily replaced...

Yesterday it was nice enough that slipped down to the shop for a little lead slinging...



A load of Winchester Defender (1 oz slug & 3 pellets of 00 buckshot) hit the steel from 21ft. I place a paper target on the gong to see the pattern...



This target was against the backstop...



Slug on the left was recovered from the backstop and the other was the one that impacted the gong...



I finished up with some tac reloads from the saddle, I need work...

Nice...and glad to see you are feeling better too

Elbert, I think I heard the reports. Lol.

I have not fired my shotgun in a year..
My pistol have only been fired twice since may 2020..

I had the 702 plinker out today at 50 yards. I have 2 of the Mossy 25 round mags that I’m trying to work on the get them to work consistently. I remember when they were new they seemed to be ok but now that they are old and seldom used they a problematic. Needless to say I have some more work to do.
Just a comment on the 702 plinkster it is a pretty accurate .22 rifle for $129 US dollars. I’m going to take it down and see if I can free float the barrel (if it’s not already).

Good luck with those mags. A nice shooting .22 is a .308 load of fun.

I have to say the trigger on the 702 is atrocious. Any advice is welcome.