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Find a used Farley at a good price. Send just the top to Mark Johnson in Erie, Co to have him tune it up. Fast, affordable. and made right here. The guy works magic on these rests.

I have used a scope checker to verify POA issues with 40x and 45x LCS scopes. I used a trusted 36x Leupold as the "standard." The one LCS did change POA but it was a very subtle shift that was hard to discern except that it kept migrating in one direction. With a course crosshair and low...

Hal Drake - (52) 2023 Margaret (Peggy O'Keefe) Stickley - (?) 2023 Glenn Olenick- (?) 2023 Ken Lewis- (?) 2023 Wayne Lewis- (?) 2023 Arnold Jewell-(?) 2023

An addition: Norm Clark (Springville, Pa) 2012 (68) Larry Hanselman listed in 2021 was 78 Dave Kranch listed in 2020 (aka "flyshooter") was 73

Dave Thomas was 72 Paul Ryan was 77 Others to add: Guy Chism -2005 Andy Reitmeyer-? Helen Long-? Larry Hanselman- 2020 Vince Pastorella is listed as 2010 and 2011. 2010 is the correct date. I have only listed those who have accrued Precision Rifleman points.

More from the North East: Dave Thomas- 2015 Mark Ludinsky- (50) -2015 Nate Boop- ? Rich Altemus-? Paul Olewine- ? Guy Green- ? Erwin Shinkle- ? Vince Pastorella was 73 , passed in 2010

From NE Pa area: Vince Pastorella - 2011 Paul Ryan- 2015 Bullet maker Myles Hollister-? Thurmont, Md. Bud Pryor-?

Kenny Livengood was alive and well when I saw him yesterday am. He shoots F-class now and is loading for Perry.

OK. I am trying to understand the UBR format. The website says 4 targets per agg. How many bulls per target? Yes,I know- if it can be calculated by knowing the scoring system. Well newbies shouldn't have to do that. A pic of the full targets would be helpful as it would also show what the...

I can appreciate UBR's attempts to get more people into the game of BR. However, the more I learn about UBR, the more unlikely I would try it. I thought there were more rules than what the website lists. It lacks structure and the deal breaker for me is having to shoot alongside braked rifles...

I have shot IBS score here in NE PA since 2003. I have campaigned .22, 6mm, and .30 cal rifles. I am currently attempting to go back to using a .30 BR after giving up on the cartridge a few years back due to recoil issues. My most enjoyable rifle to shoot is a .222 HV. So it should come as no...

Yep. One time at Bowmanstown 6 or 8 ?? years ago, the stocks were checked to verify that they could be lifted freely from the front bag. I specifically remember Ricky Reed doing the inspection. Word was that the powers- to- be wanted to start enforcing the rule.The following match at Sulphyr...

Other than the action, scope, stock and brass headstamp, one never really knows what other shooters are actually using in matches? And that's the way it should be. The smart one's learn to figure things out for themselves.

Brass hardening Here is what I found regarding loaded cartridge brass and why they sometimes develop neck cracks over time: http://www.astm.org/DIGITAL_LIBRARY/STP/PAGES/STP42574S.htm

Brass hardening with age. I have experienced this phenomenon often enough causing me to search for info that would give my conclusion some validity. I finally found that here: http://www.norma.cc/en/Products/Components/Cases/

Well, my stats are there for the world to see....just like yours.

Just stating facts so those who are in the market can make their choices wisely and frugally. So, I'll take the answer as no to those scopes being frozen.

FWIW scopes that took Maniac shooters into first place in the first two score matches of the year = Weaver 36x and an LCS 40x. :D Perhaps they were fixed:rolleyes: or just lucky:)

Paul was at a late summer Score match in Bowmanstown to sell his BR stuff. He spoke to all before the safety meeting about his condition. He truly trusted all as his friends because he sold much of the stuff on the honor system stating " put whatever you think it's worth in the pot". He will be...

I have best luck with N133 with 52gr. Barts. Occasionally I use one in Rem.700 HV configuration for a registered VFS shoot when another club member campaigns one of his .222's. A lot of fun....a real pleasure to shoot. Best to date was 250 -15x. FWIW IMR 4198 was my best back in the 70's closely...