Our daughter, Annie Oakley

[Fishing Rhino]

Our younger daughter, who lives in GA, got a Glock last year and started target shooting.  Went to the range yesterday and these are the results at 21 feet, and 45 feet.

She always carries.

For some reason, I cannot get the pictures posted. I'll keep trying.  Finally.

 

 

[BrianinMD]

Good to see the ladies out. My daughter just turned 18, one of her presents was going to the range for the first time. Has never shot at all before so put her thru the beginners class which included 50 shots with a .22. Asked if she wanted to try the 9mm I was shooting and she jumped at the chance. Didn't do to bad at all, at least had a decent grouping just needs some work on trigger pull. Kept tightening her grip during the shot.

[Fishing Rhino]

3 minutes ago, BrianinMD said:

Good to see the ladies out. My daughter just turned 18, one of her presents was going to the range for the first time. Has never shot at all before so put her thru the beginners class which included 50 shots with a .22. Asked if she wanted to try the 9mm I was shooting and she jumped at the chance. Didn't do to bad at all, at least had a decent grouping just needs some work on trigger pull. Kept tightening her grip during the shot.

Our younger daughter is 44.

[Crestliner2008]

Excellent shooting! Keep up the range work.

[Way2slow]

That's what they call my granddaughter at the little range we go to, but she's been shooting since was about six.  With her custom 260 I built for her, she won't miss a 6" steel disc at 500 yards, shooting from a bench of course.  

We were shooting clay targets the other day with her 20 gauge and I took my Glock 20 just to shoot a few rounds with it.  She had never shot mine but was very good with her 40 S&W and Ruger MarkIII target pistols.  She propped up 10 clay targets at about 50 yards and busted nine of them with the 14 rounds in the magazine.  This is a 19 year old, 5'2" girl shooting a 10mm with 180 grain reloads @ 1280 fps, basically a hand cannon.  I know she is good, because I taught her, but that one even surprised me.  I didn't tell her this but I don't think I could have done that good with it.