Long range shooting with a snubby
Updated: January 9th, 2013
Steve Doran proves that any gun can be accurate if you take the time to practice with it. He takes his Smith & Wesson Model 60 snub nosed revolver (1 5/8 inch barrel) and, firing 158 grain .38 Special factory ammunition and manages great accuracy at 100 yards!
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Steve has a write up about the shoot over at his website.
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I didnt even know that .38's were accurate that far out! I wonder what kind of ammo this guy was using.
I shot metal silhouette over in France and were those guys good, I tried it with a Dan Wesson maximum and a 7mm BR Remington, both had the knock down potential but I must admit I was pretty crap against those Frenchies, and I was a ILRPSA champion at that time
That's life eh?