Surprise. I managed to write a few words today. I can’t believe a month has passed since Boomershoot 2009. I have yet to publish anything worthwhile to read. Sure. I have pictures, but it’s hardly any justice to Boomershoot 2009 without a narration. Anyway…
I’ve had a few strange and interesting cases at work within the past few weeks, but I haven’t been swamped. More or less, I haven’t been interested in updating anything. The good news is that I did get to try out the Advantage Arms .22LR conversion kit for the Glock 19. Not bad, though I am a bit disappointed with the performance. I observed a few stovepipe and double feed malfunctions, but I did shoot a fly off of my target. I did aim for it, but I admit it was a lucky shot. On another visit, I’ll have to play the ammunition game again, unfortunately.
Regarding ammunition.
While at a very quiet shooting range, I didn’t realize how sheltered I have become from the ammunition shortage. I observed two individuals who were relieved that the shooting range were selling American Eagle 500 .22LR cartridges, but for $38.00. Prior to any sign of shortages I’ve always bought two packs of Remington Golden Bullet and a Federal target-grade ammuntion brick at Walmart. I don’t visit often, but apparently often enough to afford me the luxury to not worry about it. It was nice knowing that I had enough to enjoy for the entire day and more for a later day.
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