OccasionalMarksMan

The first time out to the range with the Victorian age sexiness that is Mr. Mauser's version 1.2 of his first smokeless powder design military rifle. With some history and opinion blended in.

The first few rounds fired from a Springfield 1911 pistol. Captured both in real-time and slow-motion to show the functioning of the piece and manipulation of its features, such as the slide, safety, and trigger...and...also because spent casing being ejected in slow-mo is always fun to watch. The pistol is Springfield's version of Colts Government model 1911 in 45 caliber. It's a well made, nicely finished pistol that functions beautifully and shoots great. In this time of new firearm prices equaling a home mortgage payment, it's a fun shooter at a great price. Since this is a video featuring the Springfield 1911, it's only proper I share a link to the piece on Springfield's website. So, if you care to check this heater out, here ya go. https://www.springfield-armory.com/1911-series-handguns/1911-mil-spec-handguns/defend-your-legacy-series-1911-mil-spec-45-acp-handgun Link to the awesomely fun musical score https://www.silvermansound.com/free-music/feather-duster Thanks for watching

First shots and scope sighting of a Rock Ridge Machine Works 1903-A4 Sniper clone, built on a Remington receiver in caliber 03-06. The rifle is a World War 2 configuration equipped with a copy of the Weaver 330 rifle scope. This rifle originally made during WW2 was rebuilt in 2013. Evaluation of the rifle and just enjoying a day at the range.