Weeble Range Day...

Weebles wobble but they still shoot straight two weeks after a stroke.  I left most of the pistols home and combined most of my rifles with Justin's arsenal of pistols and his 30-30.

My AR on the seat of course...we're at Range 14 on Fort Dix.



Left to right
My Kimber .45, Colt Trooper .357, and Mossy 12 bore, Justin's Ruger .22 SAA and Uberti .45LC SAA



My Ruger 1022 and Marlin 1894sc in .357, Justin's Marlin 336 in 30-30, My SKS in 7.62x39R...



Justin's Off-brand .357 SAA and  Ruger SAA in 9mm/.30cal Carbine



No problems with strong side shooting.  This is the first time I had shot the Mossy since I put the ghost rings on and had fun with it.  It's still a cannon, but I wanted to make sure I could handle it...what a ball, I shot that more than anything.  My left side is still missing fine motor control (but coming back slowly), but it was good enough for weak side support of pistol, rifle, and shotgun.  Re-loading mags and revolver cylinders was shaky though...good rehab - I'll mention it to my neurologist.

Amanda spent most of her time with the 1894cs and Colt Trooper, Justin developed bruises shooting the 30-30 so much...

And I played mostly with my shotgun.  No bruises, I've got more padding and weebles wobble to soak up recoil.



No weak hand practice yet.  Strength isn't the problem...it's that my left hand still has a mind of it's own - not a good idea with a gun in it's fist.