When we clean up after the weekly trip to the range, we go to our patio and set up shop under the canopy. The colorful table covering is something Damsel had in the closet that just happened to fit the workbench. We have a toolbox (actually a fishing tackle box) that sits on a lower table as we sit or stand at the workbench and do our thing.
After shooting yesterday, I field-stripped the guns that I clean up and laid them and the magazines out and took this picture. The shotgun is a Remington 870 Express, 12 gauge, six plus one. The pistols are Glocks, a G26 9mm and a G30 .45ACP.
The revolver is my S&W 686, which didn’t go to the range, but is there for personal security while everything else is disabled. Since we are in a fenced-in yard, security isn’t really a problem, but a few months ago there was an incident just a few blocks away where a couple of burglary suspects jumped over a fence during a foot pursuit and hid in a tool shed. We know that’s a long shot, but something like that could happen and we want to be prepared.
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