07-12-2013, 07:23 PM
LR1955 Wrote:Mike:
So, when your shoulder gets better -- what will you do?
Right now, I am working on supervising my wife in her shooting .22 rifle and pistol. We'll say it is a work in progress.
First priority is develop loads for the 6.5G firing the 120gr Barns TSX for deer season. have the components, but reloading one handed is like shooting one handed for me - an exercise in futility. We won't talk about the 100 primers I dumped to learn this lesson.
Second priority is to put a hundred rounds through both my .45 and 9mm (I consider pistol to be my weakest area) in a variety of drills - from the holster, double tap, failure to stop, magazine change, etc. Distances for my pistol work is usually between 3 and 15m. I have enough reloaded ammo and reloading materials to do 100rd sessions several times.
Third priority is running some combat shooting with my go to rifle (semi 5.56 M4 with Trijicon RCO). Firing at targets from 25 to 200m. Double tap, failure to stop, multiple targets drills, turning drills, magazine change and retention drills. Don't have a lot of ammo to play with this, hoping prices will come down soon so as not to deplete the ammo fort. Only reload for my varmint gun with 5.56, so I don't have a lot of components for this type of shooting.
Finally, dial in my Grendel for Bambi's dad.