Bill Wynne
Active member
The last thing I would want is to have the Kentucky guys who shoot down on me.
Concho Bill but my friends call me Kentucky Bill
Concho Bill but my friends call me Kentucky Bill
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Keith S
Guest
Too get back on track. Does anyone here test ammo with the tuner off the gun? Then take the best shooting lot and tune IT?
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cadillacjack
Guest
Hey Joe!
You're holding back! Remember when we tested at 42 yds? Then we found out the scheduled match was going to be at 50 yds.? What a waste. We did listen to some good tunes, watched some cartoons, and never did get tuned. Last match I went to my gun was too loud and I was told to tune it down. Seems like some folks on here dance to a different tune, I try to tune them out. Stay Tuned; more to come. (P.S. I think I'm going Looney Toons) As a result of this thread I will never tune my rifle; I'll ADJUST IT. Fred
You're holding back! Remember when we tested at 42 yds? Then we found out the scheduled match was going to be at 50 yds.? What a waste. We did listen to some good tunes, watched some cartoons, and never did get tuned. Last match I went to my gun was too loud and I was told to tune it down. Seems like some folks on here dance to a different tune, I try to tune them out. Stay Tuned; more to come. (P.S. I think I'm going Looney Toons) As a result of this thread I will never tune my rifle; I'll ADJUST IT. Fred
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Keith S
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My reasoning is that the best shooting ammo from a given barrel, would be the easiest to tune
Making good ammo better.
Making good ammo better.
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alan k
Guest
WRONG! It allows you to find great ammo AND tune it to KILLER. Under the other theory no need to test lots any Eley can be tuned to your rifle.