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Originally Posted by Gunmaster45
Very solid double taps you had going there. I like how you can see the bullet fragments hit the ground every time you hit the steel plate. Not too bad with the steel spinner, I've done worse. The classic "after a couple misses, deep breath, mental pep talk, back on target" technique is evident. 
Hope you were dropping those mags on nice and soft grass, it's not always good for them when they got dropped a lot.
Great vids though.  |
Thanks.
I have seen a few fragments a few yards in front of the target, but nothing to get worried about. They recommend at least a 10 yards distance. (Which is where I was at.) That spinner plate isn't as easy as it looks. It helped that I painted it a lighter color. I also keep forgetting to grease it so it spins easier. Particularly with 9mm if you don't hit the sweet spot it has a hard time spinning. With a 45 it's rare it won't spin when hit.
I feel I've gotten much better with my trigger control, but still need to work with breathing.
Yeah it's soft ground with dead leaves all round where I was dropping those mags. I shoot my rifles a little bit above that area and it's harder ground, so I take the mags out by hand.