Saturday I actually DID use my AK, but it was still a good day. Charles, a couple of his brood, Claire & I took advantage of the cool and calm to get in some range time.
My GLOCK 36 woes are ended and I have returned it to daily duty.
My GLOCK 21 got a new Storm Lake stainless steel barrel and some internals courtesy of Midway USA. Its groups have dropped to better than factory fresh. At 15 yards 10 rounds went into a ragged 1 inch hole. It is back to daily duty as well.
My Kel-Tec P32 got some minor exercise just to make sure it went bang. I have no spare ammo any more, so that won’t be happening again until the ammo shortage loosens up.
The Smith & Wesson 422 remains a crowd pleaser and fan favorite. It digested 150 rounds of bulk Federal hollow points with 2 failures to fully extract. Time for its annual cleaning I suppose.
It started raining so the S&W 21a remains new in the box. Charles burned some .40 S&W in his GLOCK personally, and used a few to give the young ‘uns some trigger time. His Bushmaster provided good service and represented the AR family respectably. My AKS didn’t see quite as much use, but churned out lead as expected. It remains my go-to long gun.
Photos and video were taken, but not by me, so if I get copies I will distrubite them for your viewing pleasure.
After all that Constitutionally protected fun, we ate Pizza Hut pasta and watched a zombie movie, Quarantine. If I was asked to improve on that afternoon and evening I would have just made it longer. Great fun was had by all, and we all had a jolly good laugh.
Tags: .22, .223, .40, 7.62x39, AK, ammunition shortage, Federal Cartridge, GLOCK< Bushmaster, Midway USA, Pizza Hut, quarantine, Smith & Wesson, Storm Lake, Wolf Ammunition, Zombies