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Well I have had my plastic a few days It's Saturday morning and now it's time for the famed Wally Walk, I will be helping the better half with the weekly shopping, bank run, and stopping off to get a box of ammo in sporting goods.
I'll post a follow up when we get back.

COVER ME, I'M GOIN IN...!



We arrived ahead of the parade of bikers with police escort through the intersection and pulled into the parking lot and parked the required distance away. We headed in.



We made it through the greeter with no issues and went to the bank inside as I stood out side the area, the wife made the transaction. We then headed for the pet care items we needed.. And from there Ill let the photos talk..



There were 2 persons in sporting goods as we approached, this store is real good about having help in that department







Wow these are nice, Following bryang's lead Ill have to test the trigger pull on one when I get home..



Well we made it out alive, keeping an eye out for the Prison escapees out of New Mexico, I load the trunk of the car.



MMMMmmmmm test fired one and the trigger pull on this one was just fine...

XDpackinBob wrote:Well I have had my plastic a few days It's Saturday morning and now it's time for the famed Wally Walk, I will be helping the better half with the weekly shopping, bank run, and stopping off to get a box of ammo in sporting goods.
I'll post a follow up when we get back.

COVER ME, I'M GOIN IN...!

Thanks for your report.....great pictures!....

Nice to see that you kept your finger off the banana trigger!

XDpackinBob wrote:MMMMmmmmm test fired one and the trigger pull on this one was just fine...

Hey, I've seen that happen to shotgun barrels that were plugged with dirt!

Thanks for bringing a smile to my face.

The banana picture is great, especially the display of "safe banana handling" by keeping the trigger finger along the side of it.

That was great! Keep up the goodd work.

Congrats on the successful Wally Walk!

Great post, I really enjoyed reading it.

Great report.

Congratulations!

I'm glad to see another responsible CHL holder getting comfortable with being out and about and prepared.

KBCraig wrote:

XDpackinBob wrote:MMMMmmmmm test fired one and the trigger pull on this one was just fine...

Hey, I've seen that happen to shotgun barrels that were plugged with dirt!

I though myth busters proved that one wrong?

I have seen one too.

sivart-dod wrote:

KBCraig wrote:Hey, I've seen that happen to shotgun barrels that were plugged with dirt!

I though myth busters proved that one wrong?

I don't know if Mythbusters ever tried leaving a boresighter in place when taking a shot:

http://www.thegunzone.com/kablooey.html

KBCraig

Thanks for posting that link, I was going to look for it but had other things I had to get done today..

XDpackinBob wrote:Well I have had my plastic a few days It's Saturday morning and now it's time for the famed Wally Walk, I will be helping the better half with the weekly shopping, bank run, and stopping off to get a box of ammo in sporting goods.
I'll post a follow up when we get back.

COVER ME, I'M GOIN IN...!

Hey, XD, that was a great job!
Thanks for the pictures! I like your grip on that banana, them things are dangerous, you know?
I can't believe you actually found some one in the sporting goods section...that's got to be a first!
-geo

KBCraig wrote:

sivart-dod wrote:

KBCraig wrote:Hey, I've seen that happen to shotgun barrels that were plugged with dirt!

I though myth busters proved that one wrong?

I don't know if Mythbusters ever tried leaving a boresighter in place when taking a shot:

http://www.thegunzone.com/kablooey.html

Not on that episode, it was just dirt and some other things, as far as I can remember nothing they put in the barrel made it explode, the 2 myth's they where trying to prove wrong as the dirt in the barrel and a finger an a barrel. However, that picture of the boresighter speaks for itself.

Some gun forums have declared the boresighter kablooey to be a fake, pointing out how the barrel looks almost like it's been sawn and then peeled back.

A collector buddy of mine lives in Vancouver, WA, and it was one of his best friends who took the photos seen at that web page (there were many more photos not seen there). Karl was there when it happened and wrote up a first hand report.

Thanks that's great I won't get my plastic till around x-mas but this made me smile and I'm sure I'll be a dork and take pics too. Excellent banana handling :-)