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Plus 2 on the “Match Condition” observation. One of the paradoxes of Benchrest is that we shoot the most accurate rifles on the Planet, but have to do it in what ever conditions are present at our relay. It is rarely a “trigger pull”. It’s knowing when to pull the trigger.

Butch, Kyle has really picked up the game fast. He reminded me that it wasn’t that long ago that I made him some cases for his 30BR so he could shoot Score. I think he said this was his first yardage win.

Those That Garnered Awards http://benchrest.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=24611&stc=1&d=1620006651

Mike Bryant, Texas State Light Varmint Champion, Jackie Schmidt, Texas State Sporter http://benchrest.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=24609&stc=1&d=1620005100 http://benchrest.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=24610&stc=1&d=1620005229

Yesterday, was Wind and Rain, today Just wind, and lot’s of it. Jackie Schmidt Won the Sporter 200 and went on to win the Sporter Texas State Championship. Mike Bryant Won the Light Varmint 200 and went on to win the Light Varmint TexasState Championship. Mike Bryant went on to win the Two...

Wow, what a day. The weatherman nailed it. Wind and rain. Lots of wind. And lots of rain!! In the end, Mike Elliot and Kyle Schultz were the Light Varmint and Sporter winners at 100. Tomorrow, we shoot the 200’s. No rain, but more wind. Here are the standings after the 100’s...

I plan on being there. I will leave my house at around 2:AM in the morning, it’s about a 3 1/2 hour drive. I have’s shot a Group Match since the Nationals in Phoenix two years ago. It will be good to see some old friends.

Calvin, as I said. As long as it has clearance, and not so much as the web of the case is compromised, it has no affect on accuracy.

The two reasons you stated are the only considerations concerning coned bolt to barrel.clearance. Too little little clearance, there is the possibility of the bolt nose contacting the barrel, or getting bound up by some small piece of debris. Too much, you uncover the web of the case and risk...

Butch, do you know how much of Gene’s equipment, tools, etc will be up for consideration at the Swap Meet?

That thing looks absolutely Reptilian.

We had an absolutely beautiful day at recently revamped Tomball Gun Club to shoot the Texas State Varmint for Score. We might have made the range prettier, and solved the bullet containment and drainage problems, however the conditions were still “Tomball”. A little on the trickery side, to say...

How long is the headstock? I have always done my barrels in a lathe with too long of a headstock to use a outboard spider. I used to have a write up in BENCHREST.com complete with pictures, on a very efficient way to do this, but The pictures got deleted.

I forgot to take a picture of the total score sheet, but here is a picture of those that shot well. Richard Pullum and Dwayne Pullum both shot 250 24x’s at 100 with Dwayne winning the tiebreaker. Richardson won the200 with a clean 250 9x. In the end, Richard Pullum won the Louisiana State...

About 7 feet on the ight side would be ideal out at 175 yardsprogressivly shorter as they get closer. For drainage purposes, the range has.A gentle slope toward the right. That hump in the middle is gone. Here is a picture...

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I have been using a small motorcycle battery and inverter fo a couple of years. I think I will give this a try. My setup works great, but is kinda bulky.

I would love to see Stiilers cars. While I have never been much of a “hose clamp and grommet” guy, I do appreciate a fine true to the numbers restoration.

After getting her second shot, my wife felt pretty bad for a few days. After my second shot, aside from my arm being a tad sore, I felt no ill affects. So, we both had Covid, we both have had both shots. We are both “old”, so to speak. What now? I guess we wait untill the Chinese decide to...

I believe Charles Huckeba bought the original OO.