I got out today and did a little shooting. Thought I'd share a little of it with some of you. Now I ain't the best shot around, so don't hold me to no high standards. I do what I can, and think I can get the job done if need be. I started out with the old .45. It's a Jim Clark, Norinco, custom that he built for me 20 years ago. 230gr ball, at a measured 20 feet, free hand. I shot up 150 rounds but left the last 16 rounds for the first two targets, pictured below, 8 rounds per target. I then switched guns and went to a Charter Arms Bull Dog, DAO. I shot 100 rounds of .44spcl, 240gr LFN, the last 5 rounds in the third target, slow fire, again at 20 feet. I then went to the SP101. Again shooting from the 20 foot line, 148gr Hornady XTP's. Shot up a 100 round bag of ammo, the last 5 in the fourth target. It was a good day, shooting on my own land, with ammo I made, in guns that I love! Wish some of you could have been here to share it with me!