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Other dates? Art, do you have the dates for the Cactus and the warm up match in Feb for next year yet? Thanks to you and Ed for taking this on.... Scott

Bryan, Mike left the range way too soon. He hauled my butt down to Raton a few times when I first started shooting down there. I recall one time in particular after stinking the place up, we were heading back "up the hill" to Colorado and I felt lower then whale droppings. He looked over...

Yes. According to this site, the current NBRSA LV100 record is a .1441 shot by Jim Carmichel on 5/11/12.

A hearty congratulations goes out to the benchrest shooter formally known as "Catfish" Todd Tyler, now known as "Great White" Todd Tyler. Todd drove up to a hot, switchy, Northern Colorado range this weekend and shot a potential record of .1418 in the LV100 leg of the Firewalker match. In...

rumors of my death are premature James, Thanks for your concern, I greatly appreciate the thought. I am well, although that is probably a debatable statement. The last match I shot in was the KC Nationals in which I was sandwiched between you and Jack Neary, with Harley Baker thrown in for...

I see a couple of rattlesnakes, alright. And the tall one in back looks like he's molting. They sometimes do that late in the summer you know........

It's been tried Regarding "Dave Coots needs help": many have tried, none have succeed. Although a lobotomy is certainly an option. sincerely, Dr. Michael Mutation, Director Cedar River Mental Health Clinic

The advantage to this is that you can rotate the handle to quickly adjust the vertical reach to keep your hand firmly planted on the bench top whether you're shooting on the record or the sighter target. It's really an advantage and I wouldn't want it any other way.

I ONCE had a squeaking, hard to pull, brush while using Eliminator and a pro shot brush. The damn brush came off the threaded gizmo, the rod came out with all the gusto of a frat boy at a kegger, and I was left with a brush stuck in a barrel. Major PITA. Since then, I still use Eliminator for...

You aren't using Eliminator for a solvent by chance, are you?

Turk, you're one of the best guys in the sport of BR and I'm so sorry for you and your families loss. You're in mine, and a whole lot of other shooters, thoughts and prayers right now. Hang in there my friend.............. Scott Smallwood

Inspirational all right.... There was nothing quite like being at day 4 of a nationals, sweating to death, feeling like you've been run over by a truck, knowing you had another 2 hours of moving flags, prepping brass, and cleaning barrels before you could leave. And then watching Art scoot by...

Bring a table and lots of other stuff The last time I was there I *did* need a loading table to clean guns on as I was told they didn't want you doing that on the concrete benches. Phoenix can be brutal, like Raton without the shelter to get out of the elements. I've had luck taking a big 10 x...

Thanks for the heads up, the place sounds pretty ominous. Any crazy witchdoctors/radiologists down there too?

Nice job Richard! Congrats to one of the hardest working BR shooters out there: King Richard, emperor of Kansas and the Mid cont region! Keep it up bud.....

wisdom from our mutual friend Hey Doc. Dave Coots told me that speed screwing leads to premature elevation which causes the scorer to laugh at you and then reject any more scoring opportunities until you resolve your equipment malfunctions. I can't say for sure, this is just what he told me...

Congrats Rex and as for Dewayne - I think he's been working out with the Chiefs in unsanctioned practices. Must be getting his motivation maxed out.... Nice job, dude... Thanks for the update Richard.

really hate to hear this Steve, I am just floored at this news. I spoke with him several times last year and owed him a call and now this. Del had his share of misfortune and came through it with his trademarked infectious good spirits. I was really happy for him when we last spoke. Man, I...

Banning Coloradans? I dunno Jeff, old buddy. Probably because we bathe in small quantities of natural pine cone soap, have granola breath, and only breathe once every half hour in lower elevations. I think it makes some shooters nervous. Go figure.

thanks Jeff... Jeff, I applaud your efforts in putting this together. Nothing happens in any sport without the efforts of people like you. Thank you..... Scott