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Trying
to figure out how to properly hold the AR-15. She
is left-eye dominant, which made it difficult.
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I
told her to naturally aim it,
and she took my advice literally...
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I
gave her a Walther P22 pistol and she knocked a
few bowling pins over.
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Switching
over to a Beretta 92FS gave her more confidence,
and she shot this weapon well.
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The
AK was sized better for Basia, and she figured this
one out right away.
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Her
father was in the military, so he probably was issued
a variant of this rifle.
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The
Remington 870 combat shotgun was good, but all I
had for ammo was 00-buck. She looks good in a shotgun
shell bandolier, no?
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The
CETME rifle was lighter, but still a little long
for her reach. She hip-shot it pretty dang well!
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Tony
shooting the Remington M700 Sendero sniper rifle,
aiming at far-off bowling pins.
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I
nailed the first one right right at the top of the
pin, and didn't even destroy the pin!
Note the dust from the muzzle blast...
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Basia
fit the Sendero well lying prone, and she hit what
she shot at, for sure. Note the proper butt-stock
support with her left hand.
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Shooting
into the sunset did NOT make sight alignment easy!
She will feel the recoil tomorrow morning more than
here...
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Designated
Markswoman, Team Poland!
The FN-FAL with the Springfield 10X Government Model
scope was a bit too large for her physique. She
needs an M1A SOCOM rifle or something.
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Proving
that this rifle is not too big for her!
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