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Since there isn't much going on in the field right now , my favorite place is my range untill a few days ago. As most of you know the weather in the pacific northwest has been somewhat hot but I didn't realize how hot untill I started to shoot around 10am. The heat was bouncing off my metal swingers so they looked like they were dancing. That was ok because I like to shoot moveing targets. My 480Ruger SRH is shooting pretty good these days so normaly I was expecting a few clinks to be heard, but low and behold, to my surprise not a one came through. Well I figured that was because of the heat making the air thick and blocking out the noise. That sounded like a good reason except I couldn't see any bullet marks on the metal. Well after a few more shots I went to investigate and half way to the targets were these puddles of lead where the bullet had melted before it got to the target. That convinced me to call it a day but I left my gun uncovered on the bench and it took me a few more minutes to put the fire out. Now thats hot.
Bob
Bob