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Originally Posted by Guy
The frontsight which is crystal clear and the target. 
HINT:
Always warn the driver, when you are going to shoot out of a moving vehicle. 
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We were driving to a buddy's range in a crew cab pick-up truck.
He was driving and I was seated behind him. Another buddy who owns a gun store (but does not carry, go figure) was in the front passenger seat and his daughter was behind him/beside me.
I noticed that we are on the range and my buddy is driving parallel to the firing line. The I see him rolling down the window and starting to draw, so I figure that the firing line is open. He jumped when my .45 opened up right after him from the back seat behind him, but he recovered quickly. We gunned two full racks of plates, including covering for one another during reloads, which we had not practiced before. To his credit, the gun store owner and his daughter did not freak out.
My first drive by! Fun and games!
TR
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De Oppresso Liber 01/20/2025
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