Subj : Re: Therapy
To : Weatherman
From : Moondog
Date : Sat Mar 11 2023 07:52 am
Re: Re: Therapy
By: Weatherman to Gamgee on Sat Mar 11 2023 01:31 am
> -=> Gamgee wrote to Weatherman <=-
>
> -=> Weatherman wrote to Jimmy Anderson <=-
>
> > We each own SUB's as well - super fun! What's the MDS?
>
> We> I mis-typed. I had meant to say the M&P XDS. Not sure where MDS
> We> came from... brain fart in my old age, I suppose.
>
> Ga> Ummmm, isn't an XDS made by Springfield? M&P is a Smith and Wesson
> Ga> term.
>
> Yes, Springfield. This is what I get for buying a gun and then letting it s
> in the safe for a couple of years. Bad habit of mine, I probably have over
> dozen guns I've bought and haven't shot yet. This is really inexcusable as
> step-son has built a 100 yard range in the fields behind the house. Anyway,
> did like the SPRINGFIELD XD-S and found that even with a fairly short sight
> radius I was fairly well able to put the rounds where they needed to go....
>
> Guess I really SHOULD pay more attention to what's in the safes!
>
>
> ... So easy, a child could do it. Child sold separately.
A fews ago I got into parting together AR-15's and caught a case of BRD
(black rifle disease.) It started with building a bull barrel 20" target gun
with a full length A2 stock, then realized it wasn't practical other than
carrying to and from the bench. The next build was an SPR/ Mk12 inspired
build with a 1-4x lpvo with a rifle length quad rail. It had a 18" mid
length gas system, still qualified as an HBAR profile. Next in line was a
lightweight M4 copy with a 16" barrel. Nothing fancy, just stock hardware and
iron sights. While shopping I found lots of great deals, and acquired spare
parts that resulted in other builds. I filled up a safe with various
configurations, many have one magazine ran throught them for a function check
or zeroing the sights.
Getting more practice reminded me I have stuff I haven't shot enough in a long
time.
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