[1madss]

I was able to out to the range today to see if I could manage an entire box but after 15 shells the lighting moved in and shut the fields down. I did not really mind as I was bit winded.

I had them lock the machine down on straight away and did a bit better than last time. At least I managed to hit about half. I think I am lifting my head but I’m am still a little numb on my right side so I am unable to feel the gun on my shoulder and cheek very well. The targets were not quite straight and kept making a nice straight move to the target that was not there Until I can hard focus again on the target I am going to struggle.

Good news was that I am strong enough to go back to my 682. I was using my back up gun, a BT99 that is at least 2 lbs lighter than my 682 and a really loose action that was easy to open with weak hands.

Highlight of the day was my granddaughter was able to come out with me give some “pointers “ mainly stop missing so much

Here is my “coach” at work.

 

[jacks6514]

Highlight of the day was my granddaughter was able to come out with me give some “pointers “ mainly stop missing so much

Always helps to have a coach that's shoots straight with you to correct issues!

 

[murphranch]

I can’t like this enough. You have an amazing will for recovery and that granddaughter has to be even more reason to getting better.


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[WadHopper]

I’ve been following your recovery on Facebook and all I can say is that you are an inspiration to many people!

 

[RMH]

Your granddaughter reminds me of my kids.

Had the family at a dinner after a shoot and my kids ran out in the field stepping on clays and such. Next thing I know my kids have a stack of clay and pronounce to everyone here Dad you missed these.