Well, I have a buyer for the gun, but it'll take him another 2 or 3 weeks to get the money.

I've been listening to the band HIM, the one Bam Margera got the heartogram from.  They are pretty good actually and have some quite interesting bass parts.

I was at a competition 4 weeks ago with the Enfield (WWII gun) and did pretty good, getting almost everything in the black except when I changed ammo and stupidly forgot to resight the rear open sight, costing me points.  This Sunday there's another competition and I have ammo on order (hoping it gets here by then) so that I won't have to change.

I think there is another band in the making in da Valley here with me Reynolds, G, and Betz.  We just need a singer...but we're doing really good and its better than with Chronic Tide cause everyone knows note names and pays attention to each other.  We'll see...

Later...

I'm pretty happy.  Rammstein came out with their 5th album, Rosenrot (rose-red) and it is very awesome.  I was at the rifle range on Monday for the whole day and had very great successes with my shooting.  With the sniper/assault gun I had 2" x 3" groupings at 100 yards, which isn't as good as it can be, but I'm still working.  I just know that out to about 300 yards I can easily hit something as big as a human skull!  lol  But I won't do that unless the towel heads get over here.  I had a 2" square group with the WWII rifle at 100 yards.  I think thats pretty good for a gun that went through battle and that is 62 years old.  Don't forget that this was with all open sights for both guns.  I can't imagine what would happen if I'd get scopes and get to the range!

While I was down at the range, the guy, who is my dad's friend, that takes me into the club as a guest got out his .22 competition handguns and let me use them.  He's been working on his shooting to get into competition for a number of years and he said I did better than he has ever did my first time.  It really is a challenge!  You have to use one arm, holding the 4 pound gun out straight at the target that is 25 yards away.  The challenge is to slow fire 10 rounds in the 2" circle at 25 yards...which Sam got none in and I had 6 out of 10.  After I tried again, my arm was tired and success rate dropped off, so now while watching TV I hold a 5 pound weight out straight in front of me to build up endurance and steadiness for the scrimage competition in April.  I think I'm going to seriously get into .22 handgun conmpetition.  I also got to do rapid fire .22 with both hands on the plates in a line, and bowling pins just like the arcade games at Disney!

Auf Wiedersehen und viel gluck zu alles!