After offloading his bike, they, there were two of 'em, roared off. As luck would have it, they returned the same time as I.
I asked how their ride was; their enthusiasm prompted, in spite of myself, a vicarious appreciation. One then asked if I'd mind if they did some shooting. Feeling beneficent, I said, "Not at all," and asked what they were gonna shoot...an AR-15.
Left to right - Yerz Trooly, Andrew und Anthony
Well, I'd never seen one in real life so I asked if they'd mind if I watched. "Not at all!" they replied.
After a lesson in assembly and internet availability of components and a beer (Lagunitas), I stood back to watch.
Then Andrew offered a turn. As much as I dislike the noise, I've always enjoyed trying to hit the target. And this one didn't do too badly. Sighted for a longer distance, I was impressed with how consistent it was. And as Andrew said, "The grouping is more important that the bullseye."
I'll drink to that!
Preliminary Concern
The Shot
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