The first string was single-action, five damn near touching with one little flyer. Then I went to double-action and tried to go a little faster each time.
The sights on a late-model Model 10 feel like target sights in comparison to this old Hand Ejector. But both will do the job.
Nice grouping. It looks like you're good to go to a Seattle Seahawks game, if the new proposed Washington (state) carry law passes. I would be interested in your take on this idea.
ReplyDeleteI don't know the Washington proposed law.
ReplyDeleteI do know that some of the local goons have been preying on Cardinals fans, because the goons know that those attending the games aren't packing.
Basically allows weapons carry into the stadium. The problem above (St Louis) seems best handled by making the sport/state spend to protect the fans they disarmed. As for allowing the weapons, knowing the usual drunk and belligerent crowd at games, I don't feel great about guns in the mix.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the Q-ship approach is the best answer, except that would probably make the criminals trigger happy. More cameras, hummmmm, doesn't thrill me either. Perhaps arming the fans IS the answer, except for the deaths that will certainly follow on the stands when some irresponsible patron takes offense to someone cheering for the opponents and probably misses their target. Of course, then the Cards could give .22 revolvers to the first 5,000 kids at a game?
Seems a microcosm of the societal issues. Responsible carry is fine, it's the problem of irresponsible carry that threatens all, along with using prison space for non-violent offenders while letting the predators go free.