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tons of fun. Actually that should be my shooting sports nickname. LOL

UML "Heavy Metal Optics" is the only heavy division and it's basically tac ops or limited but with a .30-cal rifle, so I shot my SIG P226 so I would only have to worry about picking up my .30-'06 brass and clips.

The P224 slide lock lever has solved my problems with failure to lock empty, but pretty much requires a power stroke method to drop the slide (although I did manage to find the lever during one reload).

Anyway, video here for any interested.

https://youtu.be/4ptNZ27h1_I


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Good on ya!


Do it again.


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You should have yelled "GET OFF MY LAWN" at some point. Big Grin




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Interesting that you shoot your handgun right-handed but your rifle lefty.

And I saw you reach up on your shirt for a Garand clip on one of those pistol reloads! Big Grin

I shot a friend's Garand once and really liked it. I'd like to get one some day.


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Very good shooting.Where is the range?
 
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First time I have ever seen a Garand used in a three gun comp.

Looked like fun!



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Thanks for the video. enjoyable.


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First time I have ever seen a Garand used in a three gun comp.

Looked like fun!


Then you’ve missed his other threads and need to check out his other videos on youtube. Wink

Nicely done, 1kperday, as always. Smile


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Very good shooting.Where is the range?
south of Fairfield UT. the club is UDPL


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Very cool! I imagined a soldier in WW2 to fighting block to block, house to house in an urban environment with such a beast!


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tons of fun. Actually that should be my shooting sports nickname. LOL

UML "Heavy Metal Optics" is the only heavy division and it's basically tac ops or limited but with a .30-cal rifle, so I shot my SIG P226 so I would only have to worry about picking up my .30-'06 brass and clips.

The P224 slide lock lever has solved my problems with failure to lock empty, but pretty much requires a power stroke method to drop the slide (although I did manage to find the lever during one reload).

Anyway, video here for any interested.

https://youtu.be/4ptNZ27h1_I


Nice shooting. Is that M1 Garand a H&R production?

You know those M1 Grands can reach out quite well to 500 yards.


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This one is a Springfield. Last match we had steel out to 400 yards and I was clanging everything. This time I had trouble.


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Interesting that you shoot your handgun right-handed but your rifle lefty.

And I saw you reach up on your shirt for a Garand clip on one of those pistol reloads! Big Grin

I shot a friend's Garand once and really liked it. I'd like to get one some day.


I do as well, left eye dominant.


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Looked like a lot of fun. Good shooting. Thanks for posting.



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Interesting that you shoot your handgun right-handed but your rifle lefty.

And I saw you reach up on your shirt for a Garand clip on one of those pistol reloads! Big Grin

I shot a friend's Garand once and really liked it. I'd like to get one some day.


I do as well, left eye dominant.


Got a friend that is GM in some classes that is a ledty that shoots righty because that's how dad and brothers shot. I'm pretty sure he's right eye dominant too.



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Enjoyed your video ,hope you was able to get you brass and clips.
If so now comes the work of the brass,and that takes several steps and time.
I use a home made trimming debur,chaffer champer thingy.Handles those steps as in one handling
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We shot 3 gun July 7 in Central Ohio, my son shot heavy metal with his M1 Garand, a Sig P220 and a Mossberg 500A for fun. The shotgun was our handicap (besides ourselves) but we had a blast. This was our last shoot before he went off to be a Cav Scout.
 
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Enjoyed your video ,hope you was able to get you brass and clips.
If so now comes the work of the brass,and that takes several steps and time.
I use a home made trimming debur,chaffer champer thingy.Handles those steps as in one handling
then to the 550 Dillon.
by my count I only lost four pieces of brass. That's assuming that I found all my clips. I'm pretty sure I did it. Everybody is usually really good at helping pick up clips and brass for me. I have a three-way cutter head on my RCBS trimmer. That saves a couple of steps but it is still a long and arduous process to prepare brass for semi auto rifles with a potential for slam fire. I check each piece of brass with a case headspace gauge and for length, and for incipient separation. Lots of time and work.


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We shot 3 gun July 7 in Central Ohio, my son shot heavy metal with his M1 Garand, a Sig P220 and a Mossberg 500A for fun. The shotgun was our handicap (besides ourselves) but we had a blast. This was our last shoot before he went off to be a Cav Scout.
that's awesome. I preferred heavy-metal division when they used to require you to you shoot a 45 caliber pistol and a 12 gauge pump shotgun. They nerfed it to get more people shooting I guess. Now you can use the same pistols and shotguns as other divisions.


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