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pipeman45 · 02-06-2007, 12:59 PM

I took my new franken-Navy that I got from Hugh to the range yesterday.
It easily out shot the Browning Hi-Power that I also took. The first shoots were taken at about 5yds and the group could be covered by a 50 cent piece. I then moved the target back to about 15yd and the group opened up to about 5". That is great shooting for these tired old eyes,and I'm sure that a better shooter could put that to shame. This thing wants to shoot! The Navy rear sight is much better for me to sight with, those old eyes again. I had a couple of failure to extract,and a couple of failure to go into full battery. Part of that is most likely due to the parts not fully mated yet,and part may be the ammo I was shooting (Norinco). I can't wait to try it again with some Wally-World Winchester and see how that goes.
Thanks to Hugh, I now have a new favorite shooter.

02-06-2007, 12:59 PM	#1
pipeman45 User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Kentucky Posts: 539 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Range report I took my new franken-Navy that I got from Hugh to the range yesterday. It easily out shot the Browning Hi-Power that I also took. The first shoots were taken at about 5yds and the group could be covered by a 50 cent piece. I then moved the target back to about 15yd and the group opened up to about 5". That is great shooting for these tired old eyes,and I'm sure that a better shooter could put that to shame. This thing wants to shoot! The Navy rear sight is much better for me to sight with, those old eyes again. I had a couple of failure to extract,and a couple of failure to go into full battery. Part of that is most likely due to the parts not fully mated yet,and part may be the ammo I was shooting (Norinco). I can't wait to try it again with some Wally-World Winchester and see how that goes. Thanks to Hugh, I now have a new favorite shooter.