Came back from shooting with my Luger

TheRomanhistorian · 04-15-2002, 05:37 PM

Hey all, just took my shooter Luger to the range yesterday and came back. I've learned two things, 1) I am a horrible shot (it was my first time firing a gun), 2) the Luger is a SWEET gun to shoot. I fed 42 rounds of Speer Lawman 9mm Luger, 115 grain FMJ (I picked it up in Lewiston, Idaho at Lolo's sporting goods, 50 rounds for about $12.99 while the gunsmith double-checked to confirm the condition of the gun. I wanted to make sure the gun was all in working order and that I would have no problems.)

In 25-30 minutes I expended 42 out of 50 rounds. It was fun and I only hit the target paper 4 times, rather bad but I was firing at 75 feet and it was my first time shooting. That and this sort of 'manic' glee hitting me after my first clip. There was little kick and it was fun. Anyway, must get out more and get more of this Lawman stuff. I'll get my gun's picture up one of these days.

Michael Ng

04-15-2002, 05:37 PM	#1
TheRomanhistorian User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Seattle, WA Posts: 301 Thanks: 170 Thanked 88 Times in 64 Posts	Came back from shooting with my Luger Hey all, just took my shooter Luger to the range yesterday and came back. I've learned two things, 1) I am a horrible shot (it was my first time firing a gun), 2) the Luger is a SWEET gun to shoot. I fed 42 rounds of Speer Lawman 9mm Luger, 115 grain FMJ (I picked it up in Lewiston, Idaho at Lolo's sporting goods, 50 rounds for about $12.99 while the gunsmith double-checked to confirm the condition of the gun. I wanted to make sure the gun was all in working order and that I would have no problems.) In 25-30 minutes I expended 42 out of 50 rounds. It was fun and I only hit the target paper 4 times, rather bad but I was firing at 75 feet and it was my first time shooting. That and this sort of 'manic' glee hitting me after my first clip. There was little kick and it was fun. Anyway, must get out more and get more of this Lawman stuff. I'll get my gun's picture up one of these days. Michael Ng