Gone Fishin'
Stage 4 ("Cuckoo's Nest") kicked my butt. Besides leaving behind an unengaged steel popper (hidden behind the one shown at right), I missed one clay pigeon (launched by a falling popper) and missed the swinging target; I got one shot at it, then my next round jammed nose-up. I stopped shooting, gambling that the one shot scored an A-zone hit (successful engagement) rather than spend the time to clear the jam and engage further. I lost the gamble.
I lost more time when, instead of simply engaging the safety and grounding my shotgun, I was determined to ensure it was open and empty. Of course, it wasn't empty, because I hadn't engaged that hidden popper! The 870 jammed closed, so I had to bang-rack it on the table. Something else for the gunsmith to look at.
Of course, Jon shot it much faster.
1 Comments:
At 10:06 PM, Daisycat said…
Thought I'd mention a gun smith I've taken Kate (my 380) to. Harry Lawson gunsmithing Co. at 3328 N Richey Blvd.
It's on Fort Lowell and Dodge area.
I've been very pleased with their work and Kate likes them too!
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