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Memorial Day Weekend range session! This range session featured only American rifles (or close copies) and service pistols that were used by American servicemen in the line of duty. From left to right, and in chronological order of service, the M1903, the P17, the M1 Garand, the M1 Carbine, the M16A2, and the M4 Carbine. It was a windy day so it was hard to gauge accuracy but the Garand turned in the best group of the day followed by the M4 (optics helped no doubt). I also shot 3 service pistols - an M1917 revolver in 45acp (using moon clips), a 1911 I built from a kit, and a Beretta M9. A tremendously fun day but also a day that gave me a feel for what it might have been like for American soldiers to shoot these guns in training

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"We've got enough time for one last question for the interview,"

"Mhm."

"Where'd you get the nickname Coolcat?"

"Oh, man. Don't. It's a goof from the other guys. You know, since I'm the worst player on the Hotdogs, it's like, the inversion-"

"I never realised! Isn't that a bit mean?"

"Nah, it's just teasing, it's endearing. The t-shirts are a bit much though."

"Is there much truth to it? Are you a cool cat?"

"Well, cat? My mom's a bat and my dad's a fox, which I guess mixed to make cat."

"And cool? Do you keep it together under pressure?"