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https://www.outdoorlife.com/cartridge-primer-technology-developments/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR3EWXSaQEe_iz7HrZ8p96dAm0mmxnwfGK7C2hucwp-N17acywQ6zDRAuMA Not sure if this works but found this on Trapshooters web site. This might change things as far as loads go. John VM

Congratulations Larry on your win at Western Wayne! John

Put a not so good barrel together with not so good bullets and you will " let the beatings commence immediately". Joel Don't I know it. I am still recovering from the nationals LOL. I will add that the rifle itself has to be solid as in bedding and firing assembly has to be flawless.

Congratulations to Jack, Brian and Joe!

Don't need to be sorry Bill. We are all just as anxious as you are. We will definitely miss you at the nationals.

It all depends on the match if it is score or group. If it is an average group match weekend they usually will shoot light varmint and Heavy varmint. You have to read the program. Sometimes they hold a sporter and unlimited. Sometimes it is a 4 gun at 1 yardage. Lots of variables on programs...

TRX, Count on about 10 rounds per target, 5 for record and 5 for sighter. Some targets you might se more and some less. In a normal weekend match you need to figure on 200 rounds. You are 16 hours away from several Ontario ranges. Not sure if they are having matches in the current political...

Hi Bill, Nationals start next week. John VM

Nice write up! Congratulations to Ted on the 2 gun and Al on the 3 gun!

Clayton Martin was 89 yo Alex Calder was 70 yo John Inman died in 2019 and was 77 yo Horace Brotherton died in 2002 and was 82 yo Vic Swindlehurst died 2013 and was 95 yo

Clayton Martin was in 2015 and so was Alex Calder.

Alex Calder and Clayton Marten I think in 2015 0r 2016

My Condolences to Wilburs family. I always enjoyed reading his posts as they were the truth just plain and simple. Wilbur was a gentleman through and through. Will miss him for sure. John VM

Wonder what it will cost us if we lose our rights to keep and bear arms. Divide and conquer, it still holds true today.

Calvin, I have had one instance were the bolt clearance was to tight but the bolt still closed fine. After about 100 rds and nothing working for groups I began inspecting and everything looked good until I noticed a faint imprint of the bolt nose in the closed position on the barrel. Sent it...

Having sharpened quite a few drill bits by hand to the point of getting pretty good at it, I watched the video and it looks like it does a pretty nice job in a pretty good time. It definitely does a better job of it then I do. It would be kind of hard to get over the the economics of it even...

Lester is an American living in a capitolist country. Go Lester! Good job on the win! The real gougers are in a place called DC.

Now that is funny in a true BR fashion!:D

Bill, email sent. John VM

Lee, would it be possible on your cutter design to make it feed 2 wires separately and be able to cut on both the forward and reverse stroke? John VM