Took an Old Friend to the Range Today

[diverwcw]

I cut my teeth on wheel guns back in the day. Colt Trooper, S&W Model 19 and S&W Model 66. They all went the way of the dinosaur while I made room for polymer and other new things. Awhile back I bought the GP100 and shot it many times. It has been resting in the safe for awhile so I thought I would give it another go. She did fantastic. Smooth action, great sight picture, minimal muzzle flip. She is ready for the zombie apocalypse.

A word to the younger generation; add a quality DA revolver to your arsenal and learn how to use it. Learn how to do tactical reloads and reload from a cartridge loop

There is no school like old school.

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[DubTap21]

Nice!

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[beerman]

Plus you don't have to chase after the brass.

[Instajc556]

Sell it to me...

[rcslotcar]

In 1979 I entered the academy with a S&W 15. Did a Live in week at the range with it and speed loaders. I was dam fast after shooting day and night and easily 3000 rounds. The best shooters were allowed to shoot against each other. They sure don't do that any more.

[sealocan]

Very nice. ... it'll still be running even after the 5th zombie apocalypse.

[wpage]

There is something to be said for the old ways. The reliability of the wheelguns is second to none.

[ExtremeX]

Plus you don't have to chase after the brass.

Literally my favorite part of owning a revolver haha.

[jon94520]

Amen brother, I'm in my late 20's and are embarrassed for these kids these days. It's all Glock this CZ that, maybe I was just raised different but for me it doesn't get any better than a fine wheel gun stamped USA on the frame.
You gotta get back to growing that collection again.