Where is everyone #5

My life is a never ending OHSA training video.

 

The Black Widow guns from Harbor Freight improved my "skills" so much that I bought one for base and one for clear. I NEVER had a paint job turn out good in the past, but the combination of the guns and using PPG clear was a HUGE step up to the lousy jobs I've done in the past.

After last winter though, I've decided that I probably used 11 of my 9 lives up by not blowing up the garage or myself and am going to stick to warm months shooting from now on haha.

 

So did Earl Scheib's.

 

I bought a little Glock .380... 43? or 44? Anyway, it was real picky on ammo and wouldn't eject casings on 2 different ammos. My solution was to just bury it in the back of the safe with the detested S&W bodyguard lol. For self defense, I don't have patience for picky guns. I want it to work with whatever I have on hand.

 

I almost forgot - that’s the new shop. Looking good.
I notice Shooters “We the people “ piece up on the wall - still have ours in the wet room.

Met him for breakfast a few months back, he’s still doing good.

 

That’s exactly my mindset - it has to work every time, flawless.

*movies* “Grabs gun, points, click - click” Nope.

The Glock is quite nice, pretty accurate. I traded off a Norinco 7.62 rifle and a H and R .22 revolver for it at a local gun store, because they were sheety, inaccurate, difficult to use pieces.

 

Is he still day trading and mowing lawns, or has he returned to trucking?

 

I need to see if he's still making those. The county veterans board wants to give a bunch of those away at the next banquet dinner.

 

That’s the .22 conversion slide on the 1911 frame with CCI ammo - about 15 yards, open sights, standing, holster draw both hands.

The Winchester is a bit looser, and the Federal ammo involved me asking the perp to quietly stand in place as I screamed obscenely at the pistol, cycling rounds and clearing the chamber furiously.

 

Rebuilding transmissions.