After work last night a bunch of us had to go to the range and decide who was going to go to a statewide shooting competition, as well as practice. So 4 hours on the range doing things most of us had never done before or do very infrequently taught us a lot.
-Glock Perfection = Malfing every third round. Out of a whole mess of Glock 35s almost every one of them jammed tight at least once.. One even needed to be disassembled to clear it. Admittedly, most of this was magazine related. I guess we forgot to store them in sand, or in a bucket of salt water. (I wanted a stir the pot smiley so bad)
-Blazer aluminum case ammo SUCKS! I was running through a couple boxes of this shit to get out of my stash. It seemed to me it shot ridiculously low and left compared to my other groupings with Speer and Winchester duty ammo, and Winchester white box... I had the same problem with Blazer in .45ACP with another gun.. I thought it was strange. I guess I should stay away from it, no matter how cheap it is. To the defense of this crap.. It did go bang every time I pulled the trigger and it didn't hang up in quality weapons.
-Most of our shooting was small bullseyes from the 25yd line.. I need to work on that. I would post targets, but it was embarassing.
-I can still score in the 90% range on any given 50rnd qualification course. (sprays on self-gloss)
-The Famous El Presidente. It is on the course of fire but none of us knew how the hell to score it.
For those not in the know.. It is sitting at a table.. weapon and spare mag on the table with 6 rounds in each. At the beep you drill 3 targets 4 feet apart with 2 rounds a piece, reload, and repeat.
My best time was 10 hits in 8 seconds.. Whatever the hell that means. It was too hot to google it on the phone at the range.
-We also found the higher in the sky that glowing ball got the worse our scores got. it was showing 95 degrees on the range when we left. Screw that, most of us work nights for a reason.
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