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I was just at the eye doc on Monday and now they have available multi-focal contacts. A progressive lense just like no line bifocals.

Definitely see the eye Doc. After having the perma clear surgery, he was not able to correct the astigmatism in my right eye to get it perfect. Also I had some scarring from a piece of steel from about 25 years ago. Anyway after all that I was seeing the ghost crosshair too. Got a prescription...

Done deal. Sent you an Email.

Is this it?

You might want to pick up a copy of Tony Boyer's "The book of rifle accuracy". A wealth of information in there about the PPC.

match 5 Not to throw this thread off track but I was wondering what the outcome of match 5 was. Seems like a pretty long break for the target crews. Now, Gene, you have put more on my plate for experimenting with the PPC. I may have to try some of these loading tactics. I wonder if they might...

I'm not a real computer wiz but I wonder if you can add a new folder and name it Load data? It probably doesn't really matter where it is as long as you know the path when trying to open the file you are looking for. So if you go to the tree and click on the quickload FOLDER there should be...

C:\Program Files (x86)\QuickLOAD\Load data This should be the correct path for the location of the data files. At least that's where mine are. Just a few days ago I copied mine from my laptop to the desktop I received for Christmas. Copied the files onto a jump drive and loaded them to the above...

jreedtn81@gmail.com Here you go Wilbur. If that doesn't get you there, let me know and I can give you his phone number.

Lonnie, That's a Unertl. When I got it I sent it to a guy in Ohio who repairs Unertls... he once worked at the factory. He told me it was made in 1940. It's an eight power. I'm thinking about sending it out this winter and getting it bumped to 12X and getting a 1/2 minute dot. Yep I didn't...

Dick I will have to agree with the other posts about the 2015 of today. That is what I used and believe it is way different from the older powder. If you still are interested I'll see if I can dig up those targets (if I still have them). If I remember right that was tried in the previous .222 I...

2015 Dick I had tried it along about the same time I tried VV N133. As I remember it looked like it had good potential but 133 just flat out shot very well and I was getting the highest velocities out of it that I have ever gotten. With that, I never really got back to working with 2015. 23.3...

Be kinda difficult getting a fired case out of the chamber without one wouldn't it.

I noticed there is no mention of the Leupold competition series or their VX-6 7-42. How do these measure up?

I sure can understand that. Bart them 52's I got from you last week are simply amazing. Wish I'd have had them for my 222x35 back in the 80's. Lonnie

newer powders N133, LT32, and 8208XBR are all powders I have been using in my .222 lately. Mostly with 50 and 52 grain bullets and might be a tad too slow for the lighter 40 grainers. Bart's 52's appear to be top shelf and shoot very good in my rifle. But as Boyd said the 40 grain tipped are...

That's pretty much what I was looking for. I have a typical short range 6PPC, and was was wondering what the spacing was that turned up most often.

I'm fairly new to the 6ppc. I have read that the charge weight nodes are approximately 1.2gn, apart. Meaning that something between that would be "out of tune".? I recently read something that stated nodes in general were 3% apart. That would be .8 to .9 gn apart. Can anybody here shed some...

Yea, now that you mention it I would believe it. Every day when I go in to work I am reminded of qualities like that mentioned above. With some I am amazed that they can make it from their car into the building without getting seriously hurt somehow. If there's a way to @@$$ it up they will find...