By the skin of his teeth.

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Al414

Discussion Starter · 3 mo ago

We got out and did some timed and scored a drill which consists of a 20 second par time 6 shot reload 6shot at 7,10 and 16 yards. @CJM636 beat me 509 to 508 (by the skin of his teeth) in typical fashion I again forgot to take a pic of the targets. But here’s some eye candy of guns and leather we were shooting and carrying today. Hopefully that makes up for it?

Air gun Trigger Gun barrel Everyday carry Revolver

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Greg M.

· #2 · 3 mo ago

Kick my ass every time I see that V-bob of yours with WC work for not buying it. Sounds like some good shooting went on!

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Al414

Discussion Starter · #3 · 3 mo ago

Greg M. said:
Kick my ass every time I see that V-bob of yours with WC work for not buying it. Sounds like some good shooting went on!

Well I think I would’ve regretted selling it and I know you wouldn’t want to do that to me. Lol

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Voltron

· #4 · 3 mo ago

Looks like a good time, there! Any particular one of those pistols that you enjoy shooting more?

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Al414

Discussion Starter · #5 · 3 mo ago

They’re all fantastic. If I have to pick on. I think it would be the Baer P2, but the Wilson 9mm is right there with it and the discretion is a ton of fun especially with 220g syntech action ammo, but my vbob has the best trigger I’ve ever felt. So…….

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Voltron

· #6 · 3 mo ago

Al414 said:
They’re all fantastic. If I have to pick on. I think it would be the Baer P2, but the Wilson 9mm is right there with it and the discretion is a ton of fun especially with 220g syntech action ammo, but my vbob has the best trigger I’ve ever felt. So…….

Cool! I just purchased a vbob and have no previous 1911 experience. So that’s good to hear with the differences

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Al414

Discussion Starter · #7 · 3 mo ago

Voltron said:
Cool! I just purchased a vbob and have no previous 1911 experience. So that’s good to hear with the differences

Great first choice. They’re concealable and fun to shoot. What caliber did you go with?

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Voltron

· #8 · 3 mo ago

Al414 said:
Great first choice. They’re concealable and fun to shoot. What caliber did you go with?

Well, another first for me, I went with a 45. When I was looking I was convinced I needed to stick with the 9mm since I’m comfortable with it and it seemed to make sense in terms of not having to buy a different caliber ammo. But decided last minute that I would go with a 45. How could I miss out on that experience! I was surprised seeing the 9mm round size difference next to a 45!

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Greg M.

· #9 · 3 mo ago

Voltron said:
Well, another first for me, I went with a 45. When I was looking I was convinced I needed to stick with the 9mm since I’m comfortable with it and it seemed to make sense in terms of not having to buy a different caliber ammo. But decided last minute that I would go with a 45. How could I miss out on that experience! I was surprised seeing the 9mm round size difference next to a 45!

You won’t be disappointed!

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Simple Man

· #10 · 3 mo ago

Lot of good looking guns. Well I seen the VBob you have and it's 3 digits lower than mine. The work you've done to yours looks great.

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Old Sea Dragon

· #11 · 3 mo ago

A lot of bea classic shooting irons there, sounds like a great outing!

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Al414

Discussion Starter · #12 · 3 mo ago

Simple Man said:
Lot of good looking guns. Well I seen the VBob you have and it's 3 digits lower than mine. The work you've done to yours looks great.

Well howdy neighbor. I wonder if the owner/s of the 2 digits between us is here.

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