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68driftr
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What provoked your question?
I like this site, but it just seems to combative to ask a question out of the box, Most threads contain good info but you have to wade thru all of the bashing and argument's to find it, I know this is where the best hang out, and to learn you need to learn from the best, I just kinda wish the professionalism of the sport would be more prevalent here, you have to admit here lately a new guy looking in would not feel very comfortable here. Just my opinion.
Steve
I don't know what the answer is. The arguements you see are guys that know trying to correct miss information being put out on the board by rookies. I dont think it's a good idea to ban the rookies with their hair brained theories and some just won't take a hint when told that they will learn more by listening than typing.
You know, 68 drifter first posted on this website at 1:53 this morning with a question provocative that might have been meant as an insult to a lot of people. He acts like he is a new guy who is seeking knowledge about rimfire shooting. On two other posts a little later today he discloses that he has purchased at least four custom benchrest stocks. Something about Mr. 68 just doesn't seem right.
Are we sure that this gentleman is not just trying to stir up more trouble for some reason known only to him?
68 drifter, would you please explain to us who you are and what we can do to help? We welcome new shooters but we don't like to be trifled with. I hope you understand.
Concho Bill
Bill, My name is Steve and I am From north central Iowa, I have been shooting rimfires for 30 years. My first target rifle was a Win 52B Bull barrel I acquired in 94, In the last two years I had the resources to buy A 64MPR and a Suhl 150-1, And a Sako quad, I have numerous other rimfires as well, I enjoy working on them myself to see what I can do to make them better, sometimes I think outside the box and would like to ask other people questions, But I do not believe this site support's what is not normal thinking! I have been a Millwright for the last 14 years so I have been involved with numerous situations that require me to think outside the box to get the job done, I think the same applies to rimfire shooting, I finally have what I feel is a bench rest setup with my Suhl so I would like to try some matches this year. I will probably see if I can shoot with Brian Voelker at his matches, Those are the only ones I know of close to me.
Thank's Steve