Tuesday & Wednesday, big ass High pressure on top of little old Denmark. lots of sun and minimal amounts of wind. Barrel cleaned and extra boxes of slugs packed CUZ the range on my friends property will be getting a severe dose of lead.
Also i have gotten tired of pulling my barrel every time i clean it, so have whipped up a DIY pull thru kit that work with the same patches i use on the cleaning rod. So always swift cleaning at hand CUZ this kit follow my rifle, and i will soon make one for my other rifles to follow them.
Planting Potaoes and Ryubarb today...A slight break in my health..Getting more tools to make it easier..Plum tree in full blossum..Spring is well on its way here in PA..
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Been to the range ( of course ) having some R&R behind the rifle, making a new style target we been turned onto, we call it a needle target, you basically have to shoot a 4.5 mm shot thru a 6 mm hole to get a visual reward in form of a chalk stick behind the hole to act as a HIT indicator. Seem to work fine but really at 50 M not that much fun, come Tuesday it will be moved to 75 M to rise the stakes.
Also put up a few distance markers at various stations, 55 M - 75 M - 100 M 118 M and finally way in the back 129 M And of course the 93 M / 100 Y
All i have to share however is a screenshot of a string from the Two.
Okay i completely forgot, let me edit and upload a little video i also made,,,,,,, BRB
20 minutes later.
We had a visitor while shooting, clearly this is a old school Viking bird, not afraid of nothing. Actually 15 minutes or so later when it had walked up past out 75 M and 90 M stations, i hit steel there within a few feet of it, and it did not at all take notice to this, okay not loud steel but i am sure this bird is not deaf.
Here my friend is shooting 75 M with the bird 10 M from the shot shed.