Range Report: Quick 100 Rounds w/Ronin, 4/1/25

[BassCliff]

Hi,

Thank you, sir.

I gave up on training here lately, l just go out to have some fun, and to try to keep my shot placement consistent, but I am a long way from this with my recent outings, not shooting for a tad over 2 years has it’s drawbacks, but I ain’t giving up, going to try to get out next week, to many doctors stuff this week, you doing a good job there Cliff, keep it up

Yes, yes, yes! Use it or lose it! As you all know, I try to train once a month and practice once a week. I've also got some "doctor stuff" coming up next week that will interrupt my range antics for a few weeks. Keep me in your prayers and I'll keep you in mine.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff

 

[Scevaph]

Hi,



Thanks for that detail. The physics makes sense the way you explain it.

Is it possible for a shooter to tell if a recoil spring is worn out? I guess failing to go back into battery is a tell. I've gotten lazy as of late and I'm not keeping accurate up-to-date records for round counts. I suppose replacing recoil springs every 3-4 years is cheap insurance.

Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff

From what I understand it is usually feed and ejection issues.

I have never shot one enough to wear it out.

 

[BassCliff]

Hi,

that's "funny" how many of us have a favorite lane at one place, or another.

at my club, i am all alone, so i like lane # 2

at the public range, i like #12, so that other will not walk all over my brass.

as for sucking............???

i don't think so

Thank you. I really do try not to suck.

Perhaps you haven't noticed, and maybe I shouldn't say anything. A couple of folks have mentioned to me that, "It seems every lane is your favorite." To that I say, "Of course!"


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff