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    What Fun with Those Old Trainers

    Yesterday I was RM at my shooting range, but did not feel like shooting. At least not with handguns, so I decided to take my Enfield no. 1 trainer along.
    Great decision!
    As soon as I was left alone, she gave me lots of fun and joy, even if at just 25 metres.
    The picture attached shows 10 rounds.
    No match stuff, just the very cheap but good Fiocchi Semiauto.
    I’ll restart to take her out. Next Saturday, if everything works out ok, I’ll take her to the other range and stretch her legs at 50 and maybe 100 metres.


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    34a cp., btg. Susa, 3° rgt. Alpini

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    Here's what my No.2 MkIV* does at 50 yds:
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    I always liked the old full size small bore trainers. They shot like a dream because they were so heavy and steady. .22 would regularly shoot tiny little groups.
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    Yep. Best stuff for relaxing days!
    34a cp., btg. Susa, 3° rgt. Alpini

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    Today, I tried my new Champion rest with the pea shooter.
    Same ammo, but at dusk. That was a challenge…
    But the rest? Top!

    By the way… our president at the shooting range had a stroke. Now lots of guys want me to become the Prez. Said no. I can’t handle the day by day. Get bored, restless and, adding to it, I travel too much. Let’s fight that off on the 28th.
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    34a cp., btg. Susa, 3° rgt. Alpini

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