Went to the range and shot 40 rounds, 20 sitting rapid and 20 standing. At 200 yards. Rick Crawford's gauge set the front sight assembly right on the X ring. 93 and 96 offhand. Not so good, but that's a whole different skill set to hone. National matches in a couple weeks.
Lunch with step-dad for his birthday. He's a notorious check-grabber, so on his birthday, he bought his own lunch. Go figure.
Back in the neighborhood both hawks were sitting on the steeple so I pulled out the Kowa 881 to have a 20-60 power look at them from Brady's Coffee. Looked like a big sub-adult and the hen. They were sitting on the arms of the cross and looking all over. Those heads were really turning. Every once in a while they both would spot the same thing and zoom in on it and bob their heads back and forth. Cranked all the way to 60 power the Kowa got a little soft, but very crisp backed up to 50 power and below. Lots of folks at the coffee shop got a look at the hawks. Most people didn't know they were even around.
It's hot. Hot bricks, hot sky, hot air. I've been running a little to heat-harden myself for those 12 hour days in the sun at Camp Perry in two weeks. Today is another day for running.
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I've been seeing the hawks. I watched one Sunday afternoon & his/her head was swiveling this way & that - kinda spooky. I was glad Maggie is a camouflauged cat.
And sweet Bob This just made me smile.
Camouflaged. I am not illiterate - I just forgot to preview.
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