Dec 21, 2007 Posted by Sebastian in Shooting | 2 comments

Taking South

Since we’re going to have a mini informal blogger shooting event in Knoxville, I have to decide on a few rifles to take South. Coal Creek is an indoor range, so I’m limited to pistol calibers. I don’t have much that shoots that, so it’s narrowed down. Here’s what I’m taking:

• Hi-Point 995 Carbine w/ optics & laser sight
• Glock 19. This is my American Express gun. I don’t leave home without it.
• Ruger Mk.III Hunter 22/45 w/ holographic sight
• Ruger 10/22. I’ve un-EBR’d it because it’s actually not too conducive to shooting silhouette in that configuration.
• AR-15 Carbine. I can’t shoot this at Coal Creek, but here at Snowflakes in Hell, we don’t believe in traveling without a proper rifle.

The only other firearm I’m pondering is the S&W 629 Classic. It’s an awful lot of fun to shoot .44 magnum, but it’s an awful lot of expensive too.

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2 Responses to “Taking South”

1. countertop says:

   Dec 22, 2007 at 12:07 am

   Bring the 629.

   I’ll bring the Ruger Blackhawk with the souped up .45 Colt Rounds!
2. Alcibiades McZombie says:

   Dec 22, 2007 at 1:38 am

   You could make an “emergency buy” of another pistol-caliber rifle…

   Can M1 carbines be used at indoor ranges?

   (Or I guess the Hi-Point will be enough…)