Southwest Ohio/Southeast Indiana Shoot
Posted: July 26th, 2008, 4:19 pm
Gents,
Met donnerwetter58 at the Brookville range last weekend. What a nice weekend my wife and I had. We camped right there at the State Nature preserve, camp grounds were half full, nice beach, nice archery range, and I can't say enough about the welcome received at the range. donnerwetterand I played with his chronograph shooting everything from 9X18 to his AK pistol through it. Nothing real conclusive on the 9X18 front except that a CZ 82 has an ever so slight faster velocity than others including a Mak, PA 63 and the beloved P64. In spite of the barrel length difference of the P64 and the other 9X18's that we shot, they were all really close in velocity using Brown Bear 94 grn round ball.All in the area, we really need to get a meet together and visit this location for some fun. Later in the day there is Metamora, its a historic canal village, has the usual candle shops that smell funny, but the wives (at least mine) like that stuff. Local farms are selling produce on the side of the road. Guys, it doesn't get any better. Any interested shooters that want to meet us at Brookville, lets start planning. It was a good time and you could not ask for a better Rangemaster.
Dale
Met donnerwetter58 at the Brookville range last weekend. What a nice weekend my wife and I had. We camped right there at the State Nature preserve, camp grounds were half full, nice beach, nice archery range, and I can't say enough about the welcome received at the range. donnerwetterand I played with his chronograph shooting everything from 9X18 to his AK pistol through it. Nothing real conclusive on the 9X18 front except that a CZ 82 has an ever so slight faster velocity than others including a Mak, PA 63 and the beloved P64. In spite of the barrel length difference of the P64 and the other 9X18's that we shot, they were all really close in velocity using Brown Bear 94 grn round ball.All in the area, we really need to get a meet together and visit this location for some fun. Later in the day there is Metamora, its a historic canal village, has the usual candle shops that smell funny, but the wives (at least mine) like that stuff. Local farms are selling produce on the side of the road. Guys, it doesn't get any better. Any interested shooters that want to meet us at Brookville, lets start planning. It was a good time and you could not ask for a better Rangemaster.
Dale