Project pistol I just picked up

[Junk Yard Dog]

For it's size and weight it is surprisingly easy to handle.

[mogunner]

I hope the mailman gets here on time tomorrow...

[Junk Yard Dog]

[iwuzwhatiwuz]

I hope the mailman gets here on time tomorrow...

Well....Did he?

[mogunner]

Yes indeed he did! The pistol has been thoroughly checked over and is immaculate. I fear though, as the wife said she would like to shoot it at least a few times...

[Junk Yard Dog]

Uh OH, Toot toot tootsie goodbye to that revolver

[mogunner]

Got to take it out on Sunday, here's my first six shots at 50 yards. It's more accurate than I am and I'll be the first to admit it takes some getting used to. I only had enough powder with me to shoot two cylinders as I had forgotten to refill it after the last time out with my .50. This is with 25 grains of fffg and Hornady swaged round ball. Ice cream bucket lid for a target, lol.

[Junk Yard Dog]

You ate the ice cream while shooting that lid didn't you? Great excuse for polishing off all of it, you can't very well store it away with holes in the lid Nice shooting.

[ponycarman]

[mogunner]

We go through a bit of ice cream here, the buckets get used for all sorts of stuff but the lids just seem to build up in the cabinet. Wife pulled about 25 if them out, said do something with these so took them down to Paul's place where we shoot. We take a sharpie and outline the holes after a few shots so we can tell new ones, works great. Get too full of holes it goes in the trash!

[Junk Yard Dog]

I do the same thing with used paper plates when I need targets. Old boxes cut into squares with a dot drawn in the middle, anything free and flat