Had a range shift yesterday, stayed after it and shot couple hundred rounds. Static target, moving target, moving target+moving shooter, we've also built an improvised IPSC style stage, which I tried with both my fullsize guns and my usual carry subcompact, even turned off all lights and shot it in complete darkness with flashlight and laser. Interesting for sure! Also gave one more chance to the new ETS extended magazine (30 rounds of .40SW for Glocks), which was a total failure last time. This time, using my lighter reloads, it worked flawlessly. Looks like it doesn't like powerful ammo (or more likely, that my hand movement while shooting those somehow affects the reliable feed of that mag).
Heard from a firend who does laser cutting, that the cutouts of my tactical hatchet prototype will be done soon. It's both a business project (will see how people like it) and of course the prototypes will end up as gifts to my family and friends, so I'll improve their preparedness a bit, too. I'm quite curious how well will that hatchet work, it's my own design, based on a traditional local Slavic fighting axe from the 9th century. With all the tactical tomahawks, kukris, katanas and all the other stuff worldwide, I thought it was a shame that we didn't have our own "tactical heritage" weapon
