Shot my Tisas D10 at 100yds.

Trey Veston

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I bought a new Tisas D10 from PSA a month or so ago and have been really impressed with it so far. Still trying to work out some loads that it likes and get it set up the way I like it for woods duty. I shot it today at my range and found a load that delivered 1 1/4" groups at 25 yards, so I thought it would be fun to try and ring steel at 100 yards. I need more practice, lol.

 
Its alot of fun potting targets at "long range" with a handgun.
We only have about 100yds at our local range, but thats plenty far enough to make hitting even my big plate free hand a challenge.
 
once I paynoff all these high end collector guns… I’m going back to fun T-sauce! and 10mm SDS with a hand done slick job is on my LIST! 100 yards! AMAZING
 
Very cool! I was shooting my CZ 75 Shadow 2 at my torso-sized plates at a touch over 50 yards a couple of weeks ago, ringing 10 in a row got to be too easy. Your video makes me wish I had 100 yards to play with, that would have been tougher to do. :thumbup:.

I have a couple of milk crates full of 1/4” AR500 critter silhouettes scaled down for shorter ranges. Lotsa fun tinging shots off of those all afternoon with various handgun-caliber guns. :)

Stay safe.
 
Very cool! I was shooting my CZ 75 Shadow 2 at my torso-sized plates at a touch over 50 yards a couple of weeks ago, ringing 10 in a row got to be too easy. Your video makes me wish I had 100 yards to play with, that would have been tougher to do. :thumbup:.

I have a couple of milk crates full of 1/4” AR500 critter silhouettes scaled down for shorter ranges. Lotsa fun tinging shots off of those all afternoon with various handgun-caliber guns. :)

Stay safe.
Just imagine having a private range like that! My imagination is running wild at the fun I would have!

That’s why all the Californians and Washington folks are moving to Idaho
 
Just imagine having a private range like that! My imagination is running wild at the fun I would have!

That’s why all the Californians and Washington folks are moving to Idaho
Just as long as they don't vote stupid and elect people who give away the things that make Idaho so attractive. (2A rights, crazy taxes, etc.)

Stay safe.
 
Just as long as they don't vote stupid and elect people who give away the things that make Idaho so attractive. (2A rights, crazy taxes, etc.)

Stay safe.
I live in WA, 2 miles from the Idaho border. My ten acres is in Idaho, but zoned commercial and right next to the main North/South highway in the state. Lots of traffic noise. My plan is to sell the ten acres and my WA home then buy a decent home in Idaho in the country. But the prices are so crazy. We're talking around $650k for a decent house on a few acres. So I considered just fixing up my current home and building a shop for around $150k. Then I found out that the next gun control measure that the left coast commies in Seattle want is to require you to get a firearm purchase permit before buying ANY firearm. Part of that permit is a mental health evaluation. Well, since they decided that Ruger 10/22 rifles were assault rifles and now illegal to own, you can be sure that you will be denied a permit if you ever served in the US military in a combat role, or have ever been on an anti-depressant.

Since Seattle has total control of the politics in the state, this will likely pass next Spring, so I will be moving to Idaho one way or the other.
 
I live in WA, 2 miles from the Idaho border. My ten acres is in Idaho, but zoned commercial and right next to the main North/South highway in the state. Lots of traffic noise. My plan is to sell the ten acres and my WA home then buy a decent home in Idaho in the country. But the prices are so crazy. We're talking around $650k for a decent house on a few acres. So I considered just fixing up my current home and building a shop for around $150k. Then I found out that the next gun control measure that the left coast commies in Seattle want is to require you to get a firearm purchase permit before buying ANY firearm. Part of that permit is a mental health evaluation. Well, since they decided that Ruger 10/22 rifles were assault rifles and now illegal to own, you can be sure that you will be denied a permit if you ever served in the US military in a combat role, or have ever been on an anti-depressant.

Since Seattle has total control of the politics in the state, this will likely pass next Spring, so I will be moving to Idaho one way or the other.
Seattle here… I tired but haven given up too! But, I do have property in a free state. Will be cashing out here in a few years (if I don’t die from random Seattle violence). I can’t wait for outdoor range and 100 yd pistol challenge!!!
 
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