I took a few pics Saturday, when Jerry and I went shooting. You've seen his high speed videos. Here's a few stills I took.



As Jerry mentioned, from 8 - 10:30 one night during the week, on a day that had been saturated by obligations to this eternal legal mess with my deceased parent's estate, I NEEDED something mindless to do. I decided to paint the interior of the trailer (with a propane heater roaring away).

I started on putting in the white wire shelving, and Jerry helped me finish them Sat. am. Digging thru tumbled tubs of range "stuff", is such a waste of time. Any organization you can bring to your range time is a big help. As you see, the additions to the trailer include a $15 drip coffee maker. I mean ... we'll rough it to a point ... but ... is a must!



The Woodsman 62/32 stays looking fit, although it's had a ton of use. The stock keeps getting more mellow all the time.



The Prairie 3 is doing very well. That new scope of Jerry's is a winner too. I hate to admit it, but it's a keeper. Looking into the Sun @ 50 power made me a believer in THIS scope. I think he should give it to me ... and buy a better one for himself!





As we set up and started to shoot. Jerry's Eagle eye spotted the blinding flash of something out in the field. His fancy new scope revealed it to be a snack bag. Jerry decided it needed to be shot. And promptly put three slugs into it in a row! Range finder said 114 yards. Cold - gun right out of the case - first shots of the day. Nice job.



I watched it dance thru the Woodsman scope. Funny, after the third shot, it leaped into the air, where the wind caught it ... and it cartwheeled in to about 40 yards from us! That's service. haha.



We cursed the mud all day. We got a nice day for temperature ... and got the hideous mud as a result.

Good day. Wore me out. Fun to see the pics and videos.

Gary

That is some clever engineering there with the light fixture cut out!

That's right Jerry! Stuff like THAT, doesn't just happen .... ya know!?

Gary

Did you manage to find room in the trailer for a sofa to nap on?
Looks like you guys had a cold, muddy, icy fun time....

A Sofa! THAT's what we forgot!!! To STAY HOME on the SOFA!!!

Yes - not living in paradise, like SOME people do, we have to do the best we can with the rotten, stinking, lousy, mind numbing, back breaking ..... winter. But ... I digress ...

Gary

Gary, you didn't post a picture of the trailer trophy room did you!!??

No espresso machine? How old is the mahogany stock?

Dan,
I've actually got one of those cheap little espresso machines. I am sooo taking it on the next trip! I just have to have a picture of Gary and Jim sipping espresso out at the shooting field! Thanks for the idea.

Sorry, we're still not going to show the trophy room...