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I have a Sightron SII 36x42 on one of my 6PPCs and am very happy with it. Under $500.00. Bob

I gave up my FFLs after the ATF declared that they would not renew unless you also had a state license where required. The New York State and Local laws make it very difficult. There are a few grandfathered, working out of their residents, but no new ones, at least in the county where I reside. Bob

You can get all the information from Bob White at The Shooters Corner. Send him an E-mail or give him a call. The seminar and clinic are both very inexpensive and if you are a member of the NJ Rifle and Pistol Association / Cheer Ridge Gun Club, it is almost free. Bob

All on one weekend, would be nice Harley. Look forward to this firming up. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Bob

Hey Harley, Is there a date for the 2020 seminar. I made the last three, but missed the match day in 2019. Still hoping we can get together when there is a break in the weather after the holidays. Bob

No question is stupid if you don't already know the answer. Welcome from another NewBie. 4 Years ago I ws a true Newbie, now with three of Bob White's Bench Rest Seminars under my belt and 4 trips to the Williamsport 1,000 Yard BR School, I consider myself STILL A NEWBIE. You will meet a lot of...

I started with the Bald Eagle Rest and the Aluminum One and not the cast iron one (cheaper shipping to get it). I was very impressed with the value though I found the lateral movement control to be problematic. Then I went to the PA 1000 Yard Benchrest School and saw that you can remove the...

Finding a mentor was the trick for me too. Then I attended three of Bob White's Benchrest Clinics and Seminars. Harley Baker was a big influence on what to purchase regarding support equipment. Then I bought what I really needed. Bob

Have you tried Witt Machine? www.wittmachine.net Bob

I had some NIB Norma 6PPC cases and sold them in favor of only using Lapua 220 Russian. Bob

Which model are we talking about? Not sure which three screws you are talking about. My NEO has a friction lock for the handle, which turns opposite what I would have expected to tighten or loosen. Bob

Although I have limited experience, reading about this issue, I have found articles that do claim that as certain projectiles stabalize, they spiral into a tighter group as they go down range, but my experience is that say a projectile that will hold 1/4 MOA at 100 yards may only hold 2 MOA by...

How much air do you need? A 13 cubic foot Bale Out Bottle is easy to handle. Bob

When I dove with tanks, I never owned my own, with the exception of a Bail Out Bottle or a Spare Air. Too easy to rent tanks in almost everywhere I went, and especially better than trying to travel with them. When I started diving on Tri-Mix, I thought I might want some tanks, but instead bought...

Your friend is supplying the Firearms? How many? What is his budget? Want to make it a level playing field, you can do like some European Palma matches and supply the same ammo to everyone. Bob

+1 for Tony's book. It was my first purchase and read it front to back before buying anything. Bob

I might try the 136s when I get a little throat wear. I live the 123s. I have shot up Factor Lapua 108s for the brass and they shot well even in a 1:8 twist barrel. Bob

I drop in on Bob about once a month. I have been to three of his Short Range Bench Rest shooting clinics and seminars and he runs a summer league at Cheery Ridge Gun Club and a winter league at Mid Jersey. Both are club shoots, not registered. Bob

I like Berger 135 grain, Sierra 120 grain pointed and Lapua 123 grain 6.5mm Projectiles.

Welcome to the Forum. I am a newbie and have learned a lot here on this site. You might want to take a look at what Bob White has used at www.Shooterscorner.com. I did not think I would like or get used to a 1/2 ounce trigger until I used one and got used to it and now love them. If you are...