Editor’s note: Sometimes Officer Mike rolls onto the range like a stray cat who has been out all night. I don’t know where he’s been or what he’s been up to. And am usually left with more questions than answers. This is one of those times.
Officer Mike: “Hey. Do you want an old steel target?”
Marky: “Sure!”
OM: “It’ll need some repair but it’s still usable”.
Marky looking at the target.
OM: “It took some AP rounds when I wasn’t looking”.
Marky: “I don’t know what that means. What kind of gun was it?”
OM: “A 1919 belt fed machine gun”.
M: Knowing Mike doesn’t own a 1919, “When did this happen?”
Officer Mike: “I was at a thing; at a buddy’s house.”
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- Clean through.
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- Some rounds may have hit ground and tumbled.
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- Stand damage.
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- See the “key hole”.
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- No rounds through plate.
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- Target must have collapsed.
LEO: SWAT - Detective
Police Sniper for a major metropolitan SWAT team based in the Mid-West.
Police Sniper for a major metropolitan SWAT team based in the Mid-West.
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