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Coots That sounds like something Coots would do. For an overgrown Iowegian, he can be a decent guy at times, can't he? Congratulations on the recovery, Dale....

Thanks to Eric and Berger Bullets! Mega kudos to Eric Stecker and the Berger staff for not only all the amazing things that went on during the Cactus Classic, but for the more unheralded things as well. The fully stocked drink coolers all over the range, the additional stat boards on each end...

bag setup Jackie, I've wondered about this too. Perhaps you can run loose such that a bullet consistently exits after the gun has moved back, or you can have it tight (or wet) and retard this movement, but you shouldn't have it at that in between state. In that case, of course, you get some...

One of the best posts I've seen anywhere. Thank you, Justin, for your insight and your LE service. -- Scott

Mike, looks like their range extends west at least out to Albuquerque and north at least up to Altus, OK. All I can add is: 1) They don't seem fast but one was gone by the time I got my camera. 2) I saw more tarantulas then tumbleweeds (should rename this match) here. 3) They won't fit in...

Appreciate it guys I think the tarantula makes for a better picture but we couldn't get him to hold a plaque - he kept trying to run up Todd's pant legs. I guess one hairy legged creature likes another! Joel, thanks for venturing down from Vegas. Mr. Murphy, it was good loading between the...

the Coots handicap Mark, having Dave Coots at a match is the biggest handicap I can think of. It'll take months of therapy and cases of Kleenex for everyone to recover. I'll still throw the old Coot a bone - good shootin' you oversized bag of bones!!!! -- Scott

Still kicking!! Bryan, I'm OK, thanks for asking. If you live away from the water, you're in better shape then those who live close by. Things are sort of getting back to normal here in Longmont. I think close to 20% of homes were evacuated at least once. We still don't have all the north -...

Todd used to be called "Catfish" because he just hung around below the surface. Man, those days are long over, this is the second Firewalker in a row he walked away with plus other great stuff this summer. Congratulations, "Mako", your catfish days are long behind you... Scott

Very nice, Bart Bart, an excellent note and a great exclamation point to a well fought journey. Congratulations on your accomplishment!! -- Scott

Harley Baker, my hero... Just awesome Harley! Congrats man!! Look at all the stuff you're been through to get here, disappointments, victories, countless "coo coo ca choo" utterances from J. Neary at the loading table, as well as numerous, "Harley, I can't sleep, read me a story" disturbances...

That was great! Good job, Mako Tyler... Glad I watched the video, there for a minute I thought Larry was bobbing for burritos again. Larry, you're a one of a kind, and we're all thankful for that!!!

The problem with any chart is that they only work in an idealized clean air environment. But we know the world at an altitude of 2-6 feet with obstacles and surface irregularities all around is anything but that.

I have one of these too, there is a cutout that allows you to clip a timer on it. I talked to Gene about this wind chart once and he told me it came from a training manual used by bomber gunners in WWII. I suppose a tail, head, or cross wind at 200 knots or more would be impressive. Shooting...

Sadly, Gene Craig, who ran this company, passed away several years ago. Why his ad is still up is a good question.

You're on the right track. I have had numerous BATs and cut the springs all back. IMHO you don't want to fix this by running the bolt slowly if you are competing. You get in a situation where you want brass to fly before that cross range switch makes it to your lane and the last thing you'll be...

Pretty cool of you and vendors, Art. Hope the weather cooperates this year...

reprogram your chargemaster If you don't like your programmed values, you can always set them back: http://www.accurateshooter.com/gear-reviews/speed-up-your-rcbs-chargemaster/

neck crud Wilbur, I have tried to measure that crud with the same results as you. I have also noticed an increase of seating pressure over that of cleaned necks. I have decided I would rather start from as many knowns as possible and clean them as I don't trust that build up is consistent. I...

Man, what a bummer. Larry, you're one of the best out there, really sorry to hear of your wife's passing.... Scott