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✓ Published: 07-Mar-2020
✓ Published: 07-Mar-2020
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One-Reload-One 9mm 1911nnTrying to shake down the Ed Brown 9mm AND get back up to speed on running a 1911 safety. So while this drill isn’t record setting by any stretch, it is putting in the work. nnThe target turned out to be a little farther than 5 yards. Closer to 7. But no big deal. Still got my hits on that little circle. nnIf I had to set up “table-top” reloads again, I might have chosen to place the mags on their spine instead of on their sides. nnFinally, for those wondering about
One-Reload-One 9mm 1911nnTrying to shake down the Ed Brown 9mm AND get back up to speed on running a 1911 safety. So while this drill isn’t record setting by any stretch, it is putting in the work. nnThe target turned out to be a little farther than 5 yards. Closer to 7. But no big deal. Still got my hits on that little circle. nnIf I had to set up “table-top” reloads again, I might have chosen to place the mags on their spine instead of on their sides. nnFinally, for those wondering about
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