Checked out the 500 project gun with the buckshot, then ran a few rounds through the .357 revolver and emptied a few mags through the .380. Hardly organized but a helluva fun way to burn an hour and piss off the neighbors.
I was indeed, although it's hard to tell by looking at the paper. After awhile, I just start aiming at whatever piece of paper is still open so it's hard to tell. I usually fire at a clear spot, then aim for that hole with the rest of 'em.
I thought the buckshot would spread out more with the cut barrel, but it was holding a 5" pattern at 10 yards, about 10" at 20. I was pleased with the .380 group at 20 yards, especially since it's only a 4" barrel. Need some work with the .357, though.... that's the 6-shot group on the lower right at 20 yards.
Yes Sir...nothing like squeezing off some rounds to clear the mind.
ReplyDeleteWere you please with the pattern?
I was indeed, although it's hard to tell by looking at the paper. After awhile, I just start aiming at whatever piece of paper is still open so it's hard to tell. I usually fire at a clear spot, then aim for that hole with the rest of 'em.
ReplyDeleteI thought the buckshot would spread out more with the cut barrel, but it was holding a 5" pattern at 10 yards, about 10" at 20. I was pleased with the .380 group at 20 yards, especially since it's only a 4" barrel. Need some work with the .357, though.... that's the 6-shot group on the lower right at 20 yards.