Alllen Bundy
Member
How many handgun rounds do you typically fire at the gun range?
Is it ammunition availability, cost, time constraints, hand discomfort, or something else that limits how many rounds you fire?
I bought my P365 just before the 2020 election. As you may remember back then, ammunition was in short supply and it got even worse after that. At my very first range session with a handgun, I shot 50 rds of Browning 9 mm 115 gr FMJ rated at 1,190 fps. At that time I did not shoot any of my Speer Gold Dot JHP ammo because it was just too scarce to use for practice.
To be honest, shooting that first 50 rounds was plenty. Not wanting screw up and accidentally shoot anyone and getting used to the pressure waves from other shooters blasting me in the face and body was a bit stressful.
Now I probably average about 150 rounds per range session limited by the cost and the availability of what I want to shoot.
Is it ammunition availability, cost, time constraints, hand discomfort, or something else that limits how many rounds you fire?
I bought my P365 just before the 2020 election. As you may remember back then, ammunition was in short supply and it got even worse after that. At my very first range session with a handgun, I shot 50 rds of Browning 9 mm 115 gr FMJ rated at 1,190 fps. At that time I did not shoot any of my Speer Gold Dot JHP ammo because it was just too scarce to use for practice.
To be honest, shooting that first 50 rounds was plenty. Not wanting screw up and accidentally shoot anyone and getting used to the pressure waves from other shooters blasting me in the face and body was a bit stressful.
Now I probably average about 150 rounds per range session limited by the cost and the availability of what I want to shoot.