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by Maarten Goldstein, Sep 15, 2006 4:23am PDT

My first PC had a 40mb harddrive. Now we're downloading 2.5gb game files from the internet. Quite the change in 14 years. Also on FileShack




























  • GUN menz

    Just got back from my first time ever at a target range. Had loads of fun, and realized that I'm pretty good at shooting pistols at paper targets. One of my friends has a Glock in 9mm, and he's been having some difficulty with its sights; his spread is all over the place. I loaded the clip into the USP, aimed, fired the first shot, it hits the 10 ring from about 25 feet. I kept going, pretty much tearing a hole out where the bullseye was. He basically said "holy crap, you're a good first time shooter," and let me shoot a clip from the Glock. I fired a nice tight spread from that one; the sight was quite a bit different from the USP; there was a gap between the "shoulders" and the center dot, which allows for a bit of inaccuracy.

    Pistols used:

    HK USP .45 .ACP, 100 rounds (LOL COUNTERSTRIEK!)
    Colt Anaconda .44 Magnum, 50 rounds (LOL HALF-LIEF!)
    Walther P99 9mm, 50 rounds (LOL JAEMS BOND!)
    Others: Glock 9mm, Ruger .22

    That Anaconda was AWESOME. Everybody in our group stopped to watch as I burned through the 50 rounds of .44, robotically firing and reloading. Very loud report, and it belches out a long tongue of fire with each shot. Not to mention the backblast and recoil. My shots were veering left because my left hand was gripping wrong, but they corrected it, and I managed to land a few near-bullseyes at 50 feet. Even when the shots were veering left, they were grouped very close together.

    My favorite from the group was the USP; the feel in the hand was right, and I could consistently land shots where I wanted them. Plus it was a lot lighter than the Anaconda in mass and recoil, so I didn't feel like I was holding out a ten-foot-long I-beam for an entire minute.