
And the husband of Shey's co-worker brought his SKS, 45 and 22. This was my first opportunity to shoot John's AR-15. It is pretty sweet. And the holographic sight is a lot of fun.


Mostly we were shooting at rocks and cactus, but we did break out a homemade target (specifically made for the Red Ryder). Here it is after some handgun shots, but before we unleashed the AR-15 on it.

And needless to say the target didn't hold up too well. Good thing I had a trash bag in the truck.

2 comments:
LMAO Good stuff! First off to John...nice visor! James....the back of your truck should always look that way....damn I miss the South. I think my favorite redneck quote out of the whole blog was "Mostly we were shooting at rocks and cactus". Classic stuff right thur!
I have figured out that real estate for sale signs make perfect targets. They have the metal stands and signs that will hold up for a while and if you put one of those black targets that turns bright green when you shoot it, it makes for a pretty good little set up. Try it out next time.
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