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rcurtner said:
Had to check myself out from hospital Against Medical Advice. My wife's battle with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma has gotten too much for her to be home alone. Know Medicare will still pay 80% hope my supplement will pay the rest. Had no choice the hospital staff was great understood why I had to leave AMA. They gave me additional antibiotics to hopefully clear up remnants of my pneumonia.
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Lord,

We lift up Mr. rcurtner and his dear wife in our hearts and in our prayers. We ask Your grace to rain down upon them. See to all their needs. Touch them with Your healing hand. Grant them both healing in miraculous ways so that they may continue their union of love here on this earth. We know You are a God of miracles and have the best plans for Your children. We thank You for all Your blessings.

In Jesus' name,

Amen
 
Hi,

Old_Me said:
ok, here is the set up

went to the club

set up my range bag on top if the bench, to steady my arms and hands.

zeroed in the green dot to where the green dot just touches the front sight.

took only 1 box of S&B ammo, 115 gr.

removed the range bag from the bench.

fired maybe 5 shots per target.

target carrier sent out to "about" 25........or........ "about".....8 yds) the self defensive practice shooting.

in the end, from the first target to the last, these are the results, with the 3rd target being "much better", so much so, at the lower right portion, you will see where i grouped 3 ROUNDS....!! where i wasn't planning on aiming......(disregard the #4 that you see, it was only 3 rounds thru there.

its this damned shaking i do as i stand.

yes, i "could have" propped myself on the port wall, yes i "could have" shot from the range bag.....

but will i have either of those in a real self defensive situation...???



pic 1 of the first few rounds after adjusting the green dot

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pic 2 which really blows

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and pic 3 where if you look at the lower right of the target, you should see 4 shots(disregard the #4 that i jotted down) grouped in like a 1" spot..???

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a close up of the 3 group

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so, much more practice with the G-19 and this green dot for sure......
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I congratulate you. Practicing at self-defense distances, using just the equipment you'll have with you in any random situation, and keeping all those groups centralized on the paper, looks great from my perspective. You'll have no trouble should a bad guy do something stupid.

If you place that paper target on your chest, all those hits are doing damage, right? I think you are going about this the right way.

I've shot a G19 a few times and think it's a decent handgun. It's pretty concealable, has a 4" barrel (I need at least 4" to hit anything beyond 5 yards), and a grip just big enough for my bass player hands. You can't go wrong with it.

Age is relentless. When I look back at some of my targets a few years ago, I wonder "Why can't I shoot like that any more?" Like you, I have my good days and bad. I hope I'm having a good day when I need to. Blessings to you, sir.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassClif
 
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BassCliff said:
Hi,



I congratulate you. Practicing at self-defense distances, using just the equipment you'll have with you in any random situation, and keeping all those groups centralized on the paper, looks great from my perspective. You'll have no trouble should a bad guy do something stupid.

If you place that paper target on your chest, all those hits are doing damage, right? I think you are going about this the right way.

I've shot a G19 a few times and think it's a decent handgun. It's pretty concealable, has a 4" barrel (I need at least 4" to hit anythng beyond 5 yards), and a grip just big enough for my bass player hands. You can't go wrong with it.

Age is relentless. When I look back at some of my targets a few years ago, I wonder "Why can't I shoot like that any more?" Like you, I have my good days and bad. I hope I'm having a good day when I need to. Blessings to you, sir.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassClif
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target placed on the chest, would be many hits to the heart, or just below, like a lung.

i been carrying the G-19 since i dumped my overly active recoiling, and incredibly snappy Hellcat.......so about a year now.

i just do not practice much with it, which is not a good idea.
 
Hi,

Old_Me said:
target placed on the chest, would be many hits to the heart, or just below, like a lung.
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Nice! When my hits are not touching (they rarely do), I just tell everyone that it's "combat accuracy". ;)

Old_Me said:
i been carrying the G-19 since i dumped my overly active recoiling, and incredibly snappy Hellcat.......so about a year now.

i just do not practice much with it, which is not a good idea.
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I have the same experience. I've shot my daughter's Sig P238 in .380. It's a mico pistol, weighing only 15 ounces. It's not that the recoil hurts or anything, it's just VERY active when you shoot it. Plus, my pinky finger hangs off the grip. I have not used a Hellcat but I think it would act the same for me. I know these pistols work great for others, but not for me.

Keep up the good work. :)


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
Holy Crap !

I was crossing the local lake toll bridge and got to the Dart (local commuter train) tracks at the intersection of a 4 lane road and a highway

Gates were down, lights were flashing and train coming.

A person on a bike crossed in front of the train and got hit !!! Holy 💩💩💩!!! Got hit by front of train and went airborne like 15 feet. Bike snapped in half.. train stopped immediately and person was on other side of train. Folks went running to help, but bike rider got hit bad .

I was back like 4 cars so did a u turn to leave .. wow.. cant unsee that 🫣🫣🫣😬😬😬





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BassCliff said:
Hi,



Nice! When my hits are not touching (they rarely do), I just tell everyone that it's "combat accuracy". ;)



I have the same experience. I've shot my daughter's Sig P238 in .380. It's a mico pistol, weighing only 15 ounces. It's not that the recoil hurts or anything, it's just VERY active when you shoot it. Plus, my pinky finger hangs off the grip. I have not used a Hellcat but I think it would act the same for me. I know these pistols work great for others, but not for me.

Keep up the good work. :)


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
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yes, even with magazines with a "pinky extension", my pinkly still hung off, and i don't have large hands...for me, at the time, so many were talking great things about the Hellcat......micro guns like the Sig 365 and the Hellcat are not for me, i have found out...the hard way.

but i got a good offer from my LGS on the Hellcat, when i sold it to them.
 
KillerFord1977 said:
Holy Crap !

I was crossing the local lake toll bridge and got to the Dart (local commuter train) tracks at the intersection of a 4 lane road and a highway

Gates were down, lights were flashing and train coming.

A person on a bike crossed in front of the train and got hit !!! Holy 💩💩💩!!! Got hit by front of train and went airborne like 15 feet. Bike snapped in half.. train stopped immediately and person was on other side of train. Folks went running to help, but bike rider got hit bad .

I was back like 4 cars so did a u turn to leave .. wow.. cant unsee that 🫣🫣🫣😬😬😬





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i doubt it very much that bike rider will survive.....

i wish him well........but........

i tried googling it, but the only bike/train accident was back in 2019, and that person died.
 
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