30 feet? not bad. not bad at all.
Cute baby. congrats
Just got back from the Range and I thought I'd share some pictures. I'm still in love with my gun, but I'm not too good at shooting. We shot our targets at 30ft. I put 75 rounds thru my Llama .380 and I had fun!! haha. One complaint would be that Im probably going to have to replace the Magazine because the last round would fail to feed...when i only put in six rounds it was fine! Geoff liked shooting it as well...but he had a problem of his own with HIS new toy...Im sure you'll hear ALL about it...But here are my pictures...(including one of me, my awesome shooting shirt and my new gun!! lol)
oh and a picture of my son....(even better than my gun)
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30 feet? not bad. not bad at all.
Cute baby. congrats
Hayes Jr. is certainly worth protecting, no doubt.You're being modest in your shooting ability. Plus you're not all over the place, just tend to be low from what I can tell. That will improve with practice and smoothing out your trigger pull. Good looking gun too.
If you start a post in the Gen'l semi-auto area someone may have some input on your mag's feeding problem. Only thing I might say is if that cartridge in the trigger guard in pic #3 was the last round in your magazine, that just might be the problem.![]()
Last edited by Wyatt; 03-01-2008 at 04:39 PM.
nice pics and glad to hear you like the new 380 acp.
hows the trigger pull???.I shot one of those about 20 years ago that a bud had and man it was about a 20# trigger pull.hope yours is better.
pete
Have Nuke get you some new mag springs and that should take care of your problem. Give that baby a hug for me will you. Good luck.![]()
well its a bit stiff but I'm ok with it. Ive heard youre suppose to be surprised when your gun finally fires when you pull the trigger nice and slow, so if thats correct im doing it right. Geoff calls it an 8 to 10 pound pull with some stacking (if that answers ur ?)
and thanks for telling me i shoot oki try...but i did notice i was shooting low...i have to remember to close my bad eye my vision is 20-50...
thanks as well for your comments about lil nuke!! he's my handsome man!! (and geoff too!!!lol)
Ultra cute baby! Don't let a day go by without counting that blessing.
Don't start closing one eye! One of the first things they tell you in a pistol safety class is to learn to shoot with both eyes open. Do you know how hard it is to unlearn 30 years of one eyed shooting! Before you go looking for some new mag.s or springs, load both mag.s full and stick them away for a week. A lot of springs need to be seasoned this way. If it was pretty hard to load the mag.s because of a stiff spring this should solve both problems. I just took an NRA pistol safety class today and I would highly recommend doing the same. I've been around guns all my 55 years and I learned some good stuff today. If you get a good instructor you will walk away a better and safer shooter and it's worth every penny.
Thanks!! In CT we had to take a safety course to get our CCW and i live with geoff, lol. so I feel confortable with guns thanks goodness...lol. Im right eye dominant. and "legally" blind in the other...so when i look with both its a TINY bit off from just the "good" eye...We just might have to try your idea about the mags, thanks!!
MrsNukeHayes: Ma'am; I want you on my team.
I don't see anything wrong with your ?low? shooting; just tell the "NukeHayes" to lower the dang thingHe has the target setting too high
tell him it's "physics" your 5'1" and he's 6'5" targeting for himself = MrsNukeHayes shooting LOWI had a whole spin for this and forgot
and the "babynukehayes' is cute![]()
Nice shooting Tex. Nothing to be assamed of there.
Very good shootin' !! Keep up the good work and oh, BEAUTIFUL youngster!!!![]()
I must say that is one of the cutest babies I have ever seen. Oh yeah, good shooting too
-Jeff-
MRSNUKE: "OH thank you ALL very much...lol. i wonder if youre just being nice, lol. i was aiming for the bullseye and didnt hit it once hahaa!"