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SE-Okla.shooter · 03-22-2007, 11:09 PM

I received my 1918/1920 police luger from Hugh today. My 35 year old son and a friend of his the same age wanted to do some shooting. I have a place in the country with shooting range. My son was shooting Mod 29 S&W .357 and his friend had a Glock .45 I am not sure of the model.
We started on paper target and I didn't do well because front sight was shines. It blened in with the white paper. Next we shot metal silhouette from a distance of 25 to 50 yards. I could see my front sight on the metal targets and wiped them out. They couldn't believe a 60 year old man could out shoot there hot shot guns with 90 year old pistol. I was shooting WW 115 gr shells. The pistol didn't miss a beat in 50 rounds. Brushy SE Okla

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03-22-2007, 11:09 PM	#13
SE-Okla.shooter User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: SE Okla Posts: 20 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I received my 1918/1920 police luger from Hugh today. My 35 year old son and a friend of his the same age wanted to do some shooting. I have a place in the country with shooting range. My son was shooting Mod 29 S&W .357 and his friend had a Glock .45 I am not sure of the model. We started on paper target and I didn't do well because front sight was shines. It blened in with the white paper. Next we shot metal silhouette from a distance of 25 to 50 yards. I could see my front sight on the metal targets and wiped them out. They couldn't believe a 60 year old man could out shoot there hot shot guns with 90 year old pistol. I was shooting WW 115 gr shells. The pistol didn't miss a beat in 50 rounds. Brushy SE Okla