Hard to recognize my gun...

in a gun rack, when there's so many cookie cutter looking Trap guns.
So I thought I might add a little personal touch to distinguish from the others.
Now there won't be a chance of walking to the line with someone else's gun.
Got the sticker when I voted!

 

I can see where that could happen - I painted my gun red that helped a lot

 

Very cool. How's the shooting coming along?

 

I've got a buddy back in Virginia that has that same model, 'cept his has the adjustable comb.

 

Rookies has an adjustable comb, see the extra screw holes?

 

As of now I'm taking Botox injections in both arms and shoulders spaced 3 months apart for a total of 3 sessions.
Taking 2nd session next week.. Each session consist of 12 shots.
Hoping this will help in flexibility.
About the shooting, It looks like next Spring or until a vaccine is ready. Especially since my wife needs to be with me

 

Spot on! The vertical post can move on all axis, up and down. L or R by removing or adding shims. Also comb can move forward or backwards including tilting forward or parallel to rib.
Just patterned it yesterday with new 1 ounce AA 8's at 35yds.. Close to 100% high, Brily loose full

 

No-no! That's a weight screw. They used to keep them in stock at Simmons. It's to counterbalance the silver solder where they mounted the rib to the barrel.

Hey Rook, have you tried shootin' from the hip like the cowboys used to do? You say it's shootin' high. Get you a stool and sit down a little. That'll make it shoot lower.

 

I've been shooting from electric scooter since my accident. Here I'm shooting from hip with 15'' high red dot scope.

 

My Friend,

I did not know the seriousness of your accident. I salute you and I admire what you do just to keep on living. I would consider it an honor to carry your water jug.

Respectfully,

The Phantom

 

How in the world do you fit that into a standard gun rack?? LOL

 

Hell with the gun rack. You oughta see his case.

 

What standard gun rack? That's what's used baby strollers are used for.

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When I was real young, Momma taught us boys that, "Necessity is the Mother of Invention."

I think Rookie wrote the book!

Rook, you da' Man!