Rockrivr1
Member
Last week I got out of work early and headed straight to the range. I got some new ammo and was looking forward to shooting some off. I packed the car in the morning and then headed to work so getting out early was great as I could get to the range before it got busy.
Well, in my rush and due to general neglect I forgot to watch the weather. Figuring it was cool in the morning things would be fine. Well when I got out of work, it was 93 degrees with stifling humidity. But seeing the car was loaded I headed to the range anyway.
Once there I didn't have to worry about it being busy as I was the only one there. By the time I unloaded and set up some targets I was drenched with sweat. Figuring I'm already here I start shooting.
And boy did I stink up the place. I could barely make out the targets with the heat radiating from the ground and I kept having to wipe the sweat out of my eyes. Not to mention it was dripping all over my rifle. I brought my CMP M1 Garand and I wasn't worried to much about the sweat seeing it was built in 1943 and most likely had seen a lot worse then a little sweat. But my new M4gery stayed in the bag.
Finally I gave up and packed it in. You know that feeling when you jump in the car and crank up the AC when your really really hot? Well that feeling hit me like jumping into a cool lake when I got the car started. Aaaaahhhhhhh!!!! Is all I could say.
So what's to hot for you to shoot?
Well, in my rush and due to general neglect I forgot to watch the weather. Figuring it was cool in the morning things would be fine. Well when I got out of work, it was 93 degrees with stifling humidity. But seeing the car was loaded I headed to the range anyway.
Once there I didn't have to worry about it being busy as I was the only one there. By the time I unloaded and set up some targets I was drenched with sweat. Figuring I'm already here I start shooting.
And boy did I stink up the place. I could barely make out the targets with the heat radiating from the ground and I kept having to wipe the sweat out of my eyes. Not to mention it was dripping all over my rifle. I brought my CMP M1 Garand and I wasn't worried to much about the sweat seeing it was built in 1943 and most likely had seen a lot worse then a little sweat. But my new M4gery stayed in the bag.
Finally I gave up and packed it in. You know that feeling when you jump in the car and crank up the AC when your really really hot? Well that feeling hit me like jumping into a cool lake when I got the car started. Aaaaahhhhhhh!!!! Is all I could say.
So what's to hot for you to shoot?