Gunnery

 

"Congo Compton," he fought in Angola, tipped up at the Compound in a huge new 4x4 F One Fiddy. "That's a good looking truck you got there, brother. Did you bring the Gatling?" Yes, he had, and after some strong covfefe we headed out to the range in a two truck convoy. Mission? To celebrate Trafalgar Day with a shoot. And that's exactly what we did.

Congo got right down to it, setting up his beautifully machined Tippman Ordnance Gatling on a sturdy oak tripod. And before you could say Impi we were cranking the handle like fury, unleashing a stream of hot 9 mm lead at a group of foolishly ill-prepared pumpkins. They didn't stand a chance. 

They also failed to defeat a PPS 43 semi, chambered for 7.62×25mm Tokarev, a Mini 14, several .38 Special Snubbies and a Glock 21. Bad luck, pumpkins, you lost this round, But how would Tannerite stand up to the 7.62 NATO of an old Aero Precision AR 10? 

Explosively and then some. What a lot of fun. Mission accomplished, we drove back to the Compound through the bucolic pastures of Hill County Texas, a good time had by all. Moral of the story? Get out in the countryside and shoot.

2A,

LSP