Monthly Archives: October 2018

Earlier this summer, my buddy Dale Annis was rebuilding a .22LR Mossberg Brownie. While the repair work was completed to include a successful test fire, the original finish still had to be done. Just recently, Dale finished the nefarious four … Continue reading →

Saturday’s rifle match up in Bucks County started off with the Service Rifle National Match Course. My rifle performed flawlessly. Me; on the other hand, forgot how to shoot! Below is the target from the slow fire prone stage. Here … Continue reading →

Some time ago, I had written about my 1916 No.1, Mk.III Lee-Enfield rifle from World War I. Here now is my second Lee-Enfield, the updated No.4, Mk.I of World War II fame. As with the No.1, the No.4 is chambered … Continue reading →

Well, today was the last Police Pistol Combat match of the Delaware Law Enforcement Marksmanship Association for 2018. My current high average for the season was 468.66 points @ 97.63% out of a possible 480 points. Today I would have … Continue reading →