First trip was mostly chronographing and zeroing. Second trip, I wasted more time shooting bullets through the malfunctioning chronograph before I got to practice. But first, confirming that zero.



This gun is seriously accurate. And those weren't even the good bullets with the good powder. And I was standing with the wind blowing the gun around.

Then I did some weird kind of practice. I'm not going to explain it, other than I'm a USPSA shooter and I'm shooting Steel Challenge tomorrow.



It ran great and felt great. The medium magazine release extension doesn't get in the way of my weak hand when gripping the gun but lets me drop the mag without shifting my grip. Obviously I have a problem inserting a fresh mag.