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·Well, I took my newly purchased Beretta Cougar 8000f to the range today to shoot it for the first time.
Pretty impressive... Compared to my 92, the recoil on the cougar had a little more punch to it. It took me a few rounds to get use to it. Once I got use to the recoil I was able to pull off a nice little grouping. I'd say a good 3 inch group with about 30 or so rounds. The one thing wasn't very much fun was the Temp insde the range...jesus, it was 25 degrees in the firing range itself. Since the range is inside, they have to filter the air inside the range with outside air. I'll put it this way...when I got to the range, it was snowing pretty good outside. My fingers felt like ice after reloading about 50 rounds into the mags....Shooting gloves are now top priority.
anyway... 2 thumbs up for the cougar! I love it! :smt023 :smt023
Pretty impressive... Compared to my 92, the recoil on the cougar had a little more punch to it. It took me a few rounds to get use to it. Once I got use to the recoil I was able to pull off a nice little grouping. I'd say a good 3 inch group with about 30 or so rounds. The one thing wasn't very much fun was the Temp insde the range...jesus, it was 25 degrees in the firing range itself. Since the range is inside, they have to filter the air inside the range with outside air. I'll put it this way...when I got to the range, it was snowing pretty good outside. My fingers felt like ice after reloading about 50 rounds into the mags....Shooting gloves are now top priority.
anyway... 2 thumbs up for the cougar! I love it! :smt023 :smt023