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just posted info in the match info section. come shoot the tunnel with us!!! thanks, tom

http://mt1000yd.com august 13th, 14th, and 15th will be the N.W.S.A.'s anual championship match. it will be held at the deep creek range outside of missoula, mt. the range will be open friday the 13th(ohoh) for practice all day. our club is an affiliate of williamsport, so bring enough ammo, we...

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yep, i'm pretty certain the hvr comes with A, and the br with C. tom

make them legal for all hg's, or don't allow them period, just like williamsport, so we all on the same page. thats my two cents, of course i did'nt draw they relays with that damn cheytac in it. tom

in fairness, the 6x47 has'nt been out long enough yet, and doesnt have the following. i "hear" the accuracy comes in at 3050+, even though it CAN push 3200? i havent worked with one, whats yours like al? tom

what exactly was mark using to win the world open last year? what exactly was billy copelin using to win the nbrsa nats at SACTREMENTO last year? richard is from north dakota, and shoots here maybe once a year, he does most of his ass kicking over there in the wind. i believe he won the nbrsa...

skeet, 1000 br and f class are totally different animals, and yes it would make sense that 7's would have the edge in f class. i have ZERO experience shooting either f class or 600 br, but the dasher works great at 1000 br, for the exact reasons you gave for the sucsess at 600. i like 6's and...

if your one gun is a 17 pounder, make it a 6mm, br, br-dx, brx, dasher....set youself up with a dual port, or drop port. you will have to hold an extra scoring ring on a let off, so what, learn it. if you start to lean 6mm, make use of 6mmbr.com, tons of great info. most of all, have fun with...

well there is that. BUT what happens when it is shooter error, and it does happen, miss count or trigger malfuntion, and human malfunction. what if there is 9 in the x ring, and the nearest "edge" of paper is 20" away, then what. or......what if one person on the relay did NOT d.q., that would...

i do too, but i like to rile him up. i was right there on the edge myself allready, allmost blew it. a 46 when you shoot 10 is embarassing, but i'm over it now. tom

what is it you all are trying to change? alow the target for score even if there is only 9 on? but d.q. for group? or? tom joe, did you wake up on the wrong side of the bed?

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all of us here in montana will miss him as well. i only had the privelage of meeting him twice, at our championship shoots, he was one of the "good guys" for sure. you can bet, wherever he is, there is a micrometer in his pocket. tom mousel

i shoot two d.p. vipers in 1000 yard br, and i use the 40*dasher case. no problems at all, and i don't take my time. put that .005" chamfer on there, maybe polish the lower edge a tad, and go to town. good luck, tom

don't forget the little diamondback can be made as a drop port also. it also would fit your stock, and gravity works well as your ejector. tom

yes dan we shoot 2 matches per weekend. this year heavies go first on saturdays and lights go first on sundays. our schedule is on our website mt1000yd.com, my home phone is on there also. i will have pat put up my cell number one of these days also. we also have an 11 pound gun class that...

ed and leo joe, tom did'nt shoot worth beans. nope, we hoard all the good conditions just like we hoard all the powder and primers, haha. have a good season out there joe, don't let kathys gun down now:p. tom

well, we had a couple great targets shot in matches 1 and 2 here in montana. i attached pictures of ed and leo's targets, both shot in heavy gun class. both shot with 17 pound dashers on viper actions. ed janikowsky's 3.399" 100 score, is a new montana club record for both group, and score. leo...

i will start a new thread richard, once pat gets the results up on our website. but quickly, ed janikowsky shot a 3.399/100 on saturday morning, relay 1, heavy. i have homework to do, but i think this is a montana club record. then it was leo, of course, shooting his trusty 16.89 pound light...