Got some testing
- Thread starter Richard
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jimmymac
J McGregor
done today. The mirage wasn't bad at all
Richard
Wind wasn't bad either!
There was more wind
Man!! Can't wait for some green grass and temps in the 60's.
You been getting any trigger time in?
Richard
than the flags showed. The freezing fog made the tails get heavy after awhile. I started with 6mm at the muzzle and they were 30's by the time they the got to the target
Man!! Can't wait for some green grass and temps in the 60's.
You been getting any trigger time in?
Richard
jimmymac
J McGregor
than the flags showed. The freezing fog made the tails get heavy after awhile. I started with 6mm at the muzzle and they were 30's by the time they the got to the target
Man!! Can't wait for some green grass and temps in the 60's.
You been getting any trigger time in?
Richard
No sir. My PPC is still at the gunsmith. My other LV PPC is being converted to a 13.5 pound 30BR by another gunsmith, so all I've got going for me are some deer rifles. There have been some good days too. I miss shooting.
JerrySharrett
Senile Member
Richard, that new range may be a classic. I love snow mirage. You gonna' shoot any UBR?
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Jerry,
right now I am figuring on shooting group. I'm trying to get more shooters interested in true BR and that's most of the reason for building the range. Our county has a population of around 2400 and right now am working with several new shooters. Starting from scratch is tough and the comment I hear a lot is that there is no way they would even attempt this without instruction.
It's been a lot of fun but also very time consuming. It makes you realize all the little things we take for granted. Tack this on with tuner school and trying to keep up with getting bbl.'s out the door. I wouldn't trade it for anything!
Hosting a couple of small nbrsa matches is just icing on the cake.
When we are out on the range practicing it's run just like a real match, Range commands are read and the clock is running. A new shooter needs this so when they attend their first matches they have a better chance in making sound decisions.
Once in awhile I will put up target boards and shoot score just for fun.
Richard
right now I am figuring on shooting group. I'm trying to get more shooters interested in true BR and that's most of the reason for building the range. Our county has a population of around 2400 and right now am working with several new shooters. Starting from scratch is tough and the comment I hear a lot is that there is no way they would even attempt this without instruction.
It's been a lot of fun but also very time consuming. It makes you realize all the little things we take for granted. Tack this on with tuner school and trying to keep up with getting bbl.'s out the door. I wouldn't trade it for anything!
Hosting a couple of small nbrsa matches is just icing on the cake.
When we are out on the range practicing it's run just like a real match, Range commands are read and the clock is running. A new shooter needs this so when they attend their first matches they have a better chance in making sound decisions.
Once in awhile I will put up target boards and shoot score just for fun.
Richard