I'm like a kid trying to go to sleep on Christmas Eve!

Speaking of kids,..............and having them

Not again!

Quoted: Speaking of kids,..............and having them

Hey, Z, here's a

you know the rest....

hee hee

(Zoub, you rock!)

Marian

OMG, the whole reason I left NY was that I couldnt deal with Goatboy and a spoon, now Ive got to move yet again :-)

When a sniper threatens you with a spoon, you have to wonder if you should take it serious.  Sure it's just a spoon, but that is exactly what he wants me to think.

Ummm, I think its what he wants YOU to do with the spoon that has me scared!

peer deep into the spoon...


Gunsite AAR:  Ken Campbell and Jay Tuttle kick ass.  Ken is high-energy, very entertaining, and REALLY competent.  Plus, you have to like a guy who's got his agency issuing Gunsite Service Pistols to everybody, road dogs and all.  The class started slow, which was understandable considering the experience level of some of my classmates...it did pick up Saturday afternoon though.  

    I'm better than I was last week, and that's the highest compliment I can give them.  I'll definitely be attending another - rumor has it Pat Rogers will be coming here to do a carbine class next August.  I'm SO there.

QS

AAR part 2:

Guns:  I shot my Springfield LW 5" Loaded, with Wilson 8 round mags and lubed once at the beginning of the class with TW25B.  I had ZERO malfunctions in 750 rounds fired over three days, in varying temps from 45 F to 18F.  I was running Federal American Eagle ball.

Other guns included a Para LDA (raging POS jam-o-matic, once it got a little dirty), Wilson Stealth (Ken said it was the first Wilson gun he'd ever seen complete a class!), a Taurus 85CH(no problems, but S-L-O-W to operate in comparison to the 1911s), a Smith 5906(produced a couple of interesting malfs...dropping a double column mag on the deck while partially loaded can spin the top round 180 degrees leaving it primer forward), and a number of Glocks in 9, 40, and 45.  Several of the Glocks had functioning problems and required relubrication several times to get them up and running.

I was pleased with myself.  I did a Dozier drill, cold, in 4.26 seconds, then proving it was no fluke, did it again with times in the 4.3 range.  My gunhandling is improved, I do tac reloads now with no conscious thought.  It's worth the money if you get a chance to do a Gunsite course...even if you have to charge it!

QS

So can you hit the broad side of a barn yet?

...dropping a double column mag on the deck while partially loaded can spin the top round 180 degrees leaving it primer forward

Quoted: So can you hit the broad side of a barn yet?

Yeah, but I don't do it in town...don't wanna make the cops look bad.

Quoted: ...dropping a double column mag on the deck while partially loaded can spin the top round 180 degrees leaving it primer forward

Yep, didn't think that could happen, did you?  Well I seed it, twicet.

Seth_Livzz: So can you hit the broad side of a barn yet?

I can that!


Oh, wait ... do you mean from the outside?!?

what size barn are we talkin about !?