First shoot with my new POF P415

[Ronin13]

Video of me shooting the POF P415 5.56mm AR I just got. Also did a transition to my Springfield 1911 GI Champion and had a stove pipe I had to correct in short order. Very fun... and here are some pics:

[Ronin13]

And here are some more pics...


Is it dead?

Some .45 quick shot impacts and the lengthy process of sighting in my EOTech... Target: Destroyed

[ray1970]

Sweet! I love pictures and videos. Looks like all you need now are some back up sights.

[opie011]

Nice pics. I'm pretty sure I've met you briefly up there several weeks ago. You were up there with a buddy and a girl shooting shotguns and I offered you guys some trash bags?...I was in the red dodge ram.

[Ronin13]

I have backup sights but they're no good for the piston system due to the rail being raised, so next week I'm gonna see if I can exchange for some diamondhead low profile sights.
I think so. We had my AK and were shooting some clays. Squaw is always fun, except today it was busy.

[Ronin13]

Here's my brother shooting, funny how he chose to wear shorts, but it was pretty warm today... minus the wind which kept blowing my paper target around.

[bobbyfairbanks]

Video of me shooting the POF P415 5.56mm AR I just got. Also did a transition to my Springfield 1911 GI Champion and had a stove pipe I had to correct in short order. Very fun... and here are some pics:

So you are saying you are a limp wrister

[Ronin13]

So you are saying you are a limp wrister

I'm afraid I don't know what you're getting at...

[bobbyfairbanks]

I'm afraid I don't know what you're getting at...

The reason you get a stove pipe is from not holding on to the weapon tight enough. You hands, wrist and arms absorb the recoil of the weapon instead of the slide operating properly. This is known as limp wristing.

[Ronin13]

The reason you get a stove pipe is from not holding on to the weapon tight enough. You hands, wrist and arms absorb the recoil of the weapon instead of the slide operating properly. This is known as limp wristing.

I use the Costa doctrine of holding the weapon- cover all surface area and grip to reduce chances of going off target from recoil. I guess that instance my hands must have slipped or loosened a bit- I don't really recall, I was having too much fun just being all Hooah.