It`s within arm`s reach, right now....
That's a proper response and a prudent action.
It`s within arm`s reach, right now....
Very cool ! I like that little Crimson Trace unit, it`s the perfect size for that gun. Thankfully, there`s a good selection of compact .45s to be had these days. When I was shopping for one 25 years ago, the choices were REAL limited....I wound up buying a Para Ordinance P-12, which has just about the same footprint as a Glock 19, and holds 12+1 rounds of .45.I like that one! My EDC is a Springfield XDS
It, too, is sitting right next to me.
A large-caliber 6-shot snubbie is what one might call "40 ounces of security on my hip"
(S&W 625, .45 cal. Model Of 1989)
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Opinions requested,..
.22cal long rifle bird shot rounds, and ground squirrels at around 30' max, more like 25'. Clean kill power?
and another question,..
gun powder and the threat of wild fires from the powder. threat?
the 30' shot has a firewood pile as a backdrop. So, I'm thinkning along those lines.
It's not the gunpowder so much as it is the hot bullet.
Springers don't do well off a rest. Most are made for light game hunting and require a firm grip on the forearm. When I was into bench rest competition all used a PCP which didn't require anything specific as far as how it was held. Get some high scope mounts. There's lots of custom mounts out there.