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Just looked it up: according to an article in one of the Shooter Forums NBRSA has "Quickly" approved it. Pete

I just read through this thread again and it occurred to me that his may be a great time for you to bail out of Maine Jim. The Real Estate Market is hot right now and you may have the best opportunity to get out from under Maine, which you seem to detest so much, now. Don't you and your...

I shot two hundred of mine last weekend and the rifle did not blow up. I used 700F and they softened up. Look good after they have been fired onest. Now, home and lodd them again for the Firecracker! Tis said they shoot the best on the second loddin. We'll see. Pete

And, he can't resist either One can only smile. Pete

WELLL, Actually, Much could be potentially gained if Short Range Shooters made perfect ammo. Gauges to measure seating force are superfluous to simply measuring the OAL of loaded rounds, measured as closely as one can to where the bullets will engage the lands when they are fired. If every...

WELLL, Actually, While the Larson Action may appear to be a clone of a Turbo it actually is quite unique, in so much as a blot action can be. There are a number of features that are an improvement over a Turbo. The Larson Rifles certainly are a hansom package in those lovely red cedar stocks...

Me too for USPS. I have heard more than a few horror stories about UPS. I have shipped a lot of rifles I have sold over the past dozen years and never once a problem; same for receiving rifles I have purchased, never a problem.

Looks like the winners may be the fellows who are best at sorting pellets? For sure, just as in Rimfire, it gets to be about the ammo or the barrel that will shoot everything well, of which not many exist. The pellet sorting thing though - - -

Bill, I tried a used Sardine can but found the lube stuck to the metal, if that might be a consideration. I have seen a number of people dump a box out on a small towel or rag but with most of our rifles ejecting on the same side as the loading port, I find things get messy and empties mixed in...

The best part of that long article that someone publised years ago on properly focusing a scope and is often sited here as the Holy Grail is the sentence in which he says "This is where the Booger falls into the soup". I use that one sometimes and think it is the only valuable thing I derived...

Terry, IBS sells their own Reticle Scoring Device, which must be used to score targets for their sanctioned matches. I don't know what NBRSA uses but I assume the same one. IR 50/50 sells their own plug scoring device that must be used for their matches. I find it to be a darn fine scoring...

All too many shooters do absolutely nothing to help run the matches they attend. I wonder if they understand that not much money is being made and that, for the most part, the Match Director gets only the satisfaction of presenting an oportunity for folks to compete. If a club was to charge...