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From "Down Under"... weather yesterday was much more reasonable. The range is cut into a hill, like a bowl. Flags move in all directions at the same time with no apparent pattern or intensity. It would be very difficult to run your group in the same condition, unless you are super fast...

From down under (at the range)...., the weather here today is strange to say the least. It is 91 degrees, 2 percent humidity with wind gusts of 50 mile an hour. I understand that tomorrow will be much better for tuning loads. Everyone is having a great time so far! Lee

Congratulations Nice Shooting Joe! You obviously found the load that would work in those goofy conditions, after I left. Nice way to end the season. See you at the next DRSO meeting. Lee:)

No Matt. They do not have registration online. You can register when you show up.

I've made my table with a 2'x4' piece of 3/4 plywood. It fits in a car or truck easily, and has served me well the last 12 years. Good Luck, Lee

Joe Krupa Wins in Cold Joe Krupa stayed hot and clean to win the 200-yard Score match at WWCCA. Pulsing winds and temps in the teens made it tough to get enough juice behind the bullet to keep it stable. Great job by Tim Bassham running the match. Joe Krupa - 250-9X Ed Stevens - 249-5X Tim...

I want to thank the club for a well run match and a lot of fun. This was the first time I shot (any rifle) at 300 yards. Some of my Lessons-learned: - 6mm bullet holes are hard to see at 300 yards - the bullet moves a lot more on a reverse - conditions (i.e., wind) at 50 yards is just...

Thanks Dan, I fixed the link. Lee

Congratulations Clayton. Fine shooting in tough conditions. Lee Here is a great pic of Clayton

Great Shooting Ted. Congratulations on your first 2-Gun. Lee ps. I think Don Rosetti shot a really small group at 200-yards.

The firm winds on Sunday were out of the Northwest (11:00). I noticed a lot of shooters jumping on the let ups, but most would get burned on the pulses. I primarily shot the steady pushes out of the northwest, after the let ups. I believe the groups were more consistent (not small or big). Lee

Ed Stevens continued to dominate the score shooters at WWCCA today, besting the field to win back-to-back at the monthly matches at 200 yards. Conditions were sunny (not too bad), 27 degrees in the first match and 32 degrees at the last match. Winds were switching but not too strong. Ed has...

Thanks Al. YES, Lou qualifies! What's next.... start selling them and see if they show up on the "Winner's Equipment" list. How do we get our hands on them..., who is selling them? I'll try them. Lee

Hi Eric, Unless I completely misunderstand this entire reason and discussion of this posting, you can verify the effectiveness of your design by having a competent benchrest shooter shoot the bullet in a proven barrel and compare it to a "proven" BR bullet, like a Hottenstein BT. I would...

It was fun, but the conditions were tough (very switchy and gusty). Ed shot very well. Thanks Tim for running an excellent match. Lee Only 20 degrees Getting ready Tim staying warm

Hi all, I was wondering how the bench rotation is set up for the Shamrock, i.e., 1) do you rotate on each target or, 2) for each yardage and gun or, 3) just during the yardage change? I look forward to heading south this March. Thanks, Lee

Here is a picture I took of Perry a few years back.

I know the match is normally in March. Does anyone have the dates? Thanks, Lee

Thanks Fergus, Few more questions. You didn't mention the NBRSA Group Nationals.., is that not a qualifier? Criteria is the best two out of four matches? ...and lastly, any dates? Lee

Just wondering what the qualifing matches are for the 2013 World Team, and what are the criteria is for making the team? Thanks, Lee