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Real name It is not so much about using one's real name as it is for the rest of us to at least understand who the person behind the moniker is. When we know who the person is, then we are able to assign a level of credibility to the content of the post. Personally I attach zero credibility to...

Conditions were challenging to say the least. The crew worked like a finely tuned Swiss watch.

Thanks for the update Jack. Good luck on your potty patrol!

Hello Jerry I used to stay at the Extended Stay also. Studio 6 is just over a mile down the road and is available at $65.95 per night. I have stayed there many times and highly recommend it. https://www.staystudio6.com Phoenix - Deer Valley #6030 18405 N 27th Ave Phoenix, AZ 85053

Thanks Bill. In the 2016 NBRSA meeting minutes, it said first week of January. Just trying to figure out this year's shooting schedule.

Just checking in to see how your inspection of Fairchance went for the upcoming NBRSA Nationals?

Does anyone happen to know what weight of paper that the new NBRSA Benchrest targets are being printed on? Thanks

It is not wrong. But for best results, use the placement that they recommend.

It is not the noise that triggers it. It is the pressure wave.

To trigger the Labradar, the side of the unit should be even with the muzzle. Most muzzles are in front of the bench and therefore using a tripod immediately in front of the bench works best. If you are shooting prone, then the mounting plate will work best for you. This video explains it...

The doppler signal reflects back off of the base of the bullet. Flatbased large caliber bullets will register a lot further out than a small caliber boattail. I shoot a boattail .243 and it seems to pick that bullet up just fine to about 55 or 60 yards.

You are going to love your new Labradar Easy to setup, use and gives you a plethora of data to take home and analyze.

Here you go. http://benchrest.com/class/index.php?a=2&b=10453

Yes you did.

Yes in NBRSA

Lou If it has five legs with some tape peeled off, it belongs to John Pierce.

Either old habits or laziness or a combination of both.

Actually the stock width is open to interpretation. In the rule book it says "The stock should have a flat or convex forearm not more than 3 inches wide". It does not say that stock width shall be a maximum of 3.000" wide. All other dimensions are given as X.000". This suggests to me that when...

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