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Thread: Outdoorsman and one handed shooting

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    Boolit Master
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    Outdoorsman and one handed shooting

    I took out some handloads today consisting of my own cast 150 grain #358156 HP's with 12.5 grains of 2400 in my Outdoorsman. My left arm has been bothering me alot again and I had to wait until it subsided because it hurts just to go outside without my sling on (nerve pain sucks). So when the opportunity arose I got out and did some shooting. It took a couple of rounds to sight in but the rest fell into place at 25 yards. I will do some more shooting when it warms up as just being outside (about 30 here) just kills my bad arm.




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    I can relate to the cold and pain. But that is fine one handed shooting and a beautiful pistol....
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    Very nice maybe I need nerve pain

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    Funny thing about your crippled shooting is that it is better than some people shoot an M-16 at 25 yards. Nice shooting!

    I hope your arm gets straightened out quickly. Nerve issues can make you want to cuss.

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    Could you let me know who's stocks those are? I really like them. What material? It looks like wood, but I'm not sure.
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    The grips are maple from Ahrends. They fit better to my hand than Smith factory target stocks.

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    one handed

    When I was younger I shot smaller groups with a pistol two handed, unsupported. Now, I can shoot better groups in the classic target one handed fashion. The difference is that the weaver stance/hold puts both the front and rear sight closer to my eye, and the one hand hold gets those sights closer to the same plane as the target. If I need to shoot fast, the two handed hold still wins out for control, however.
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    David, you've shown us that wonderful revolver and your shooting before. But there is no such thing as too many times so please keep the pictures coming

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    Makes me laugh!
    To shoot open sights anymore I need to attach my gun to a long stick!
    Guys, try Creedmore to get the sights way out there. Make sure you use a blast shield.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 44man View Post
    Makes me laugh!
    To shoot open sights anymore I need to attach my gun to a long stick!
    Guys, try Creedmore to get the sights way out there. Make sure you use a blast shield.

    Jim, real men shoot Creedmore without a blast shield at least once in their shooting careers - need something to talk about in their ole age. I wonder how an X-Frame cylinder gap burn feels??

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