The gunography for today’s shoot was fairly simple. Damsel’s Warthog and her 20 gauge “Junior” Remington 870 plus my Glock 30 and full-sized 12 gauge 870. Since we were at the gun show yesterday, we figured that this could be a short session at the range and we would have satisfied our gun stuff urges for the weekend.
We started with the .45 caliber guns. We only brought 50 rounds per gun, so that went pretty fast. Damsel put up a bullseye target for the first forty out of 100 rounds. When it got to the point that the middle of that target was shot away, we put up the first silhouette target. I had first shots on it and tried to practice the Mozambique – two to the heart and one to the head – while two rounds landed in the heart area and one to the left upper temple. I figured this wasn’t a record so no photos taken. Instead, we finished the .45 rounds and broke out the shotguns.
In the video above, I took shots on the silhouette trying to shoot off the right side. Voila! It went down, hanging only by threads. Then Damsel gave it the coup dé grâs after which she proceeded to give the target dimples.
Not much shooting today, but a lot of fun.
Update: Thanks to Robb Allen for the link!