Valentines Day Fun

[highpower]

Was out shooting the old Browning 1919A4 today at our Valentines Day shoot. I should have taken more pictures, but I was kind of busy and just forgot to.

Next to me was Ma Deuce:


Then this fellow started to shoot his M16A1, silenced, of course.


Looking down the line to my right, you can just see Aaron's 20mm on the end.


Looking past the M2, you can see some of the other fun stuff like a MG42, M60 and a M240. Not in the pic is a rack with a M1 Thompson and an AK47 along with a couple of M4's. Oh yeah, there is a RPD down there too.


They told me I couldn't shoot tracers, so I had to do a quick re-linking.

[MarkG35]

Looks like an Awesome day!

[bsg]

now, that's a great day.

[Capybara]

Are all of those full auto or just some of them or any of them?

[highpower]

Everything there was an NFA firearm except for my PSL54c and SVT40. I can't wait for the stamp for my new suppressor.

[Half Cocked]

Must be nice living in a State that still respects the 2nd Amendment.

[sdkevin]

Gawd, you suck High!

Awesome day at the range.. beautiful.

[BucDan]

It's a nice sight to see that almost everyone there is using a suppressor for their guns. Thanks for sharing!

[bigbearbear]

You know its a serious range time when there's a can of CLP besides the machine gun (1st pic).

[Mopar Guy]

That looks like a really expensive date! Hope she appreciated it.

[cebuvfr]

Looks like you had a "Happy" Valentines indeed!

[G-Man WC]

Looks like an awesome day!

-g

[audiophil2]

Everything there was an NFA firearm except for my PSL54c and SVT40. I can't wait for the stamp for my new suppressor.

Do you reload your 1919 fodder? I've been using .39/round Tula because I don't have a reloading setup. I would like to get it down to .25-30/round with the bonus of rolling my own tracers. Burning through $800 in ammo in a few minutes keeps my 1919 at home most of the time.

[maylebox]

A gun you fire using the "go cart stance". Too cool.

[highpower]

Do you reload your 1919 fodder? I've been using .39/round Tula because I don't have a reloading setup. I would like to get it down to .25-30/round with the bonus of rolling my own tracers. Burning through $800 in ammo in a few minutes keeps my 1919 at home most of the time.

I do reload. I have a source for cheap pulled tracer bullets. Since it takes a special powder to make them burn, I just reload with using surplus 4895. Because the bullets are light (144gr) and the powder is bulky, my load is lightly compressed. The chamber on my gun is a bit generous, so I only get 4-6 loads out of each shell. I figure I am loading mine for around a quarter a round.

I was really enjoying myself before the range Nazis showed up and told me to stop painting the hill with tracers.