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Rabbitt · July 2, 2013, 04:47 PM

Hello everyone.

Finally got a chance to get to the range and shoot off a little less than a hundred rounds.

I love it. No problems what so ever. I am glad I got it.

To get us all on the same page. I am not a hunter. I don't go running through the woods or desert or mountains shooting game or targets or anything. I will be shooting at my local indoor range for the most part and that is at all of 75ft.

This being a Carbon gun suits me fine. I don't need or want at this time anything a few dollars more or a hundred dollars more or even a thousand dollars more. It suits my needs and that is it.

Jim 243 - I also have a 9mm Hi Point as well as a S&W M7P 15-22. I like shooting them both also.

July 2, 2013, 04:47 PM	#17
Rabbitt Senior Member Join Date: January 25, 2011 Location: Nebraska Posts: 118	Hello everyone. Finally got a chance to get to the range and shoot off a little less than a hundred rounds. I love it. No problems what so ever. I am glad I got it. To get us all on the same page. I am not a hunter. I don't go running through the woods or desert or mountains shooting game or targets or anything. I will be shooting at my local indoor range for the most part and that is at all of 75ft. This being a Carbon gun suits me fine. I don't need or want at this time anything a few dollars more or a hundred dollars more or even a thousand dollars more. It suits my needs and that is it. Jim 243 - I also have a 9mm Hi Point as well as a S&W M7P 15-22. I like shooting them both also. __________________ NRA Life Member. Para; Browning; Colt; Henry; Rossi; Kimber; Magnum Research; Rock Island; Ruger; S&W; Sig; Taurus; Chiappa; Remington; Remington Shotgun; Hi Point Carbine; Bushmaster; ISSC; Beretta; Marlin. .22; .380; 9mm; .38; .357; .45; 12 gauge; .223/5.56. Variety is the spice of life.