Great Day At the Range !

[Jaybm]

Okay. will try that next time. Thanks RD.

Jim

[Mrlucky353]

Jaybm, it's seems so anticlimatic when people see what goes on behind the curtain.

So..... I went to the photobucket link to see the picture on my iPad.
When I saw how great the target looked, I used the 'print screen' function which made a copy of the photo.

After cropping the photo a tiny bit, I then uploaded the image directly from the iPad as described by RD above.

And as mentioned before, nice shooting!


Steve

[Bibletotingunslinger]

I thank all who post pics, its a dirty job. Glad yall got in range time, a bad day of shooting is better that the best day at work.

[Jaybm]

ha ha ha, it was work but I got an image to post ! Now to try another ...



Yeah, it's a dirty job but someone has to do it ... teaching an old dog
some new tricks !

That first group of three was a personal best for me and I really enjoyed
the looks it got from several much younger guys sighting in their scopes.

Jim , the old dog !

[Jaybm]

Would ya'll believe it's raining in SC again ?

I'm trying to get another bullet ... Jim

[Ranch Dog]

Yeah, that looks good and you did a great job of posting the pictures!

[rman]

Good group jaybm and good photos too!

[NavyDoc76-80]

Nice group Jay, always nice when it happens, i like your set up, red dot scope and all.....are you shooting through a concrete culvert, thats different.

Ps sorry to here your getting more rain down there, been here also all day off and on. Ive reeled in my sump pump rig yesterday, hopefully i wont need to set it back up

[Jaybm]

Yep, some don't care for it but the majority of the time I use a rest and it suits me fine.
If there's a breeze in the right direction the smoke poles will envelope the shooter and
everyone around them will cough. Just in fun of course.





Five stations at the 100 yard range, ten at the 200 yard range and a pistol range in-between.
Pretty neat setup actually but it's showing the wear. Range Officer is a great guy.

Jim

[Jaybm]

Going for that next bullet !



Can you imagine how much lead is in that berm ? Shallow caves from each station.