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When I wrote this post did not know that over on Snipers Hide they all hate IOR Valdada scopes. Read all the post and it is clear many have had bad experiences with IOR Valdada. Seems resale value may be an issue for anyone wanting to sell one. Mine, so far, has been perfect but do your...

This is the second part of my post about the Valdada 40X45 BR scope. Not being experienced in writing product endorsements I forgot to mention some things that may be of interest to shooters. For one thing I didn't write this to endorse the product but to inform other shooters of a scope that...

First, I would like to say this is not an advertisement for IOR and I'm not paid by anyone for writing this. I simply want to pass on what I hope to be useful information to fellow shooters. I was looking for a good quality RFBR scope to use as a slave when testing various rifles. I wanted it...

I think we are going to need a little more information. Where did it come from? Is it really a .22 barrel? What is the number of lands and grooves? Even with that info my best guess would be it came off of a Remington 40X probably rimfire but maybe center fire. If you can push rimfire bullet...

Today Maurice Hazzard won the yards portion of the IR 50/50 Indoor Nationals. Tomorrow they will shoot the meters portion. Maurice is a worldwide RFBR competitor with many wins to his credit. He has been to Piney Hill several times and has always finished well. Not surprising to see him win...

You talking about this goat? TKH

I those are the international targets I believe. Looking at the bullet holes and looking at the target that 10 ring can’t be any bigger than our IR 50/50 target. Maybe someone will let us know the actual numbers. TKH

John, The holes were made with Eley Red box. They must be getting lots over there that we don't often see here. TKH

Did you guys see the Target Mr. Kiddle shot with PSPEC 6.It was shot at 50 meters! Take a look. That is killing it. TKH

Warning: if you take up shooting sporters it can become addictive. Sporters require the shooter to be involved with the complete shooting process. You can't just hook up a bungee and touch the trigger. When you become intimately involved in the shooting process you take total responsibility for...

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George, Please tell your friend I'm like you. I haven't heard anything about LBK in long time now. Perhaps he is just waiting for the right time to make a grand entrance. We do have the IR 50/50 Indoor Nats coming up. TKH

This quote is copied from a post Mr. Kiddle made on Calfee's site. It sounds to me Mr. Kiddle plans to use PSPEC 6 to further his already impressive shooting career. "A little about me I’m from a small town south of Melbourne in Australia, I’ve been competing in benchrest matches since 2011...

Geoff, I'm not a gunsmith. So, I don't have customers. I'm a hobbyist that builds RFBR rifles for my own amusement. I end up building two or three rifles a year. These rifles are built with the very best components. Sometimes I use these builds to test different theories. For the last four...

Geoff, Have you had the opportunity to handle one of the SPEC rifles? Have you been able to shoot one? If the answer is no, then it will be hard for you to understand what I'm about to tell you. The difference is in the fit, finish, and attention to detail put into the overall rifle. As you...

PSPEC 6 Waltzing Matilda: I just read on Calfee's site the following: The torch has also been passed Down Under with PSPEC 6 Waltzing Matilda now in the very capable hands of Scott Kiddle. Scotty is a current Team Oz shooter and a good friend of mine, i wish him well on his journey with this...

Phil, I like your positive attitude and outlook. Hopefully, things will not change or maybe change for the better. But once decision making is moved outside our country history shows no one loves us like we love ourselves. TKH

I don't want to start posting news articles on the forum. This isn't the place for it. But I think we all have an interest in this news. TKH

Sam just check the numbers. They speak for themself. Don’t just check the traditional sanctioned unlimited matches. Things are changing and moving into new directions. We here in Pa. have had more matches and better attendance this year than we have had in the past 5 or more years. Look at all...

I wouldn’t worry too much about RFBR dying anytime soon. We have more matches and more shooters than ever. TKH