NSFW: Super Post Whore Thread v2.0

[Byrd666]

Mornin' folks

 

[Byrd666]

Ok, I need help.
I need to be able to hit a man sized target at 75 yards with revolvers.........
The only revolver I have is my Long Colt. I need .357 magnum and others. Can anyone help me out? Maybe we can set dates for the range before the 2nd week of August.

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Is it 75 yards, or 15 yards?
What ammo. do they specify? Hot .357 Mag. loads, or softer .38 spcl target loads? Do they specify?
Is it to be 4" Service revolver? A longer barrel? A snubnose, backup weapon?
I assume the target is a standard, static, qualifying target?
What are others? Does that mean a basic Glock? Or...?

I'd be more than happy to offer my help, but unfortunately, my Magnums are both in the shorter barrel length, and not a Service length. If that is what you're needing, let me know.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Morning all....

 

[toddnjoyce]

Howdy

 

[nlam01]

Here is what is expected of me for those who asked. If you can help me out, I'd be very grateful

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[ZX9RCAM]

Damn, 75 yds it is....

 

[benenglish]

Morning.

 

[TundraWookiee]

Well damn, I only own 2 revolvers but both are under the 4" requirement. Good luck!

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[toddnjoyce]

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Damn, 75 yds it is....

Not how I read that.

The section appears to be ballistic performance of the ammunition, hence the effective range language.

ETA: I would expect a rest question or two like:
* What is the maximum range of the .357/.38spl?
* What is the effective range of the .357/.38spl?

I would be looking for the course of fire to know at what distance, under what conditions, and to what level of performance is needed.

 

[robertc1024]

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Hmm - I've got a couple that fill that bill. I'm not that close, but if y'all can get down this way, and can't find an easier option, PM me.

 

[Dawico]

Morning all....

What he said......

 

[Dad_Roman]

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[Moonpie]

I'm reading that as a standard 4" service type revolver.
I've got a S&W Model 28 "Highway Patrolman" you're welcome to use.
It's big and heavy but will handle any .38 or .357 ammo.

I highly doubt they're expecting recruits to hit a target at 75yds with a handgun.

 

[Dad_Roman]

Nice morning....


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[easy rider]

Mornin!.... Coffee!

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The note states that a TDCJ employee should be able to hit a man sized target at the effective range.

 

[Just Geri]

Morning Folks!

 

[Coiled]

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My bet is you will have qualified loooong before get out to 75yds, I wouldn't sweat it. Alternatively, you can ask an instructor if you actually shoot from that distance.

 

[karlac]

Morning

 

[Dad_Roman]

The section appears to be ballistic performance of the ammunition, hence the effective range language.

ETA: I would expect a rest question or two like:
* What is the maximum range of the .357/.38spl?
* What is the effective range of the .357/.38spl?

I would be looking for the course of fire to know at what distance, under what conditions, and to what level of performance is needed.

I checked this morning...this is all correct.

Handgun is the same as CHL test....3yd, 7yd, & 15 yd.
Shotty is 50...(He thought)
Carbine is 75 and 100 for Officers.

Handguns are your generic S&W revolver. I can find out the length if you need it.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Just curious, would this equate to an individual having an LTC?
One would be able to carry?