What did you shoot today?

I took "The Impulse Buy" item to the range today... (to make a short story long) I didn't know why I bought this, until the other day.
I told Mrs. Collector that I had a Volkmann, NH & WC coming in the next two weeks. She asked me which one was for her..................... ummmmmm..... errrrrrr....... aaaaaaa.. I bought something really special for you!!!!!!! Hence the Glock impulse buy/trade...

Anyway.. I put all the SHE stuff on it for her. (Veridian green laser, the extended (bump) slide release & back plate to help her near 39 (70ish) year old fingers to rack slide.
So with a 5 min. laser adjust to sights on the hallway door knob. Off to the range we went.
When she started shooting she was hitting 3" to the side. I turned off the laser and used sights.... I was off to the side..... a closer look revealed what I think the problem was.. See rear sight pic.
A bit off center I would say.

BTW: She ain't buying the Glock = 3 quality guns deal............ I'll probably have to get her some fancy grips for one of her other shooters.

Just got back from a relatively short range trip. The purpose of today's run was to introduce the 1911 platform to a friend who recently got into shooting. He purchased one of my Glock 19's (gen 5) Took an intro. firearm safety class and has had several indoor range trips. He asked if he could go to the outdoor range we belonged to and give that a try. I thought, what better time than to let him feel what a real gun feels like. I chose two guns I acquired from super Addicts here on this forum. One is the SS WC CQB .38 superb I got from Kenny ( @Dwe ) The other was the DW 6" Bruin 10mm I was fortunate to get from Ray ( @swampgas )
After letting John throw some rounds in his glock I turned him loose with the WC.... and then onto the 10mm. His biggest surprise was how soft and stable they felt. He didn't realize that some added length and weight would tame the larger calibers down........ and improve his accuracy.

Now to clean these up and see what I have in the safe that I can sell him soon....... Everyone should have at least 1 ......... or 6 1911's
I might as well be the one to get him started.

Return to the Range.

The last time out was the first time for Mrs. C's GI CCO. We experienced FTF issues. When I got home I ended up putting in the heavier RC spring. Today's range revisit proved to be excellent for that gun. Looks like it will be back in the bag when we venture there together. (Mrs. C & I... for clarification)
I also took the Sig for a trial run on some LSWC reloads to see how it fed. That proved equally successful.
The only issue I had came with the last mag. for each gun. I usually finish each gun run with a mag of left hand shooting. Since I injured the left rotator cuff last Weds. these guns each felt like 10 lb. weights hanging out at arms length. After 8-9 rounds it was SCREAMING OUCH!!!!
As you can see the 9mm torso shots & .45 upper target shots were all low & left.
That guys shoulder probably hurt just as much as mine after being hit so many times. :grin::grin:

I took 3 new arrivals to the range this morning. The sun hadn't yet risen above the mountains when I got set up to shoot. I had an early appointment so limited to a few rounds per gun I lit them off as soon as first shots are allowed.
I started with the DW SS Valor 9mm I got from @JM44 last week. With one last minute change before going out the door. I dropped in a DW .38 sup barrel from another Valor to see if it would run. I left the light RC spring in as I was going to use the light loads I make for Mrs. C's .38 sups. as This will be hers. Needless to say, I occasionally had some FTFs. I'm sure that a wee bit of extractor tuning will solve that issue.
I then loaded up a few rounds of 230 gr. factory ammo and some 200 gr. LSWC into the Les Baer UTC .45 that I got from @Dwe I really didn't care for the 2 Baers I had in the past. This one seems to appeal to me a little more. Maybe because its hard chrome and just looks better to me... ANYWAY... you can see that the my patterns are more like a very large shotgun load. :grin:
DW is body & LB to the head.

I then went to what I really wanted to try out. My new..... long awaited NH Classic also a .38 sup.
That gun is F**king amazing from the very first round. A long wait entirely worth it.
I had a few rds of light loads left and it ate them just fine. (head shots 2nd pic)