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Tod,I still believe I guessed the identity correctly.Even Sarah bought a gun,and I do believe it was a WW Model 70 for her son.One of those damn sniper rifles shes been bitching about for the last year.
Sorry but am not amused with you calling [my rifles- sniper rifles] Must be you don't agree with the second amendment. Besides there are no laws against shooting long rang. But there is against letting you diesel truck run for more than five minutes,ask the D.E.C that one.
I think he was saying "Sniper" is a common public perception of scoped long range rifles.
Agreed. We all know the obvious liberal biased media loves to latch on to that buzz word. How we are perceived in our hunting practices is important. One guy might sit in a diner and talk about how many animals he's killed, shot at and missed, wounded, etc. while snickering about it as a humorous situation (have heard this sort of conversation more than once). Another guy, might have had the same experiences as the first, but not be so brash to speak of it in public or brag about it as if the life of a deer is something worthless.
If you do some google searches, (as many non-hunters and kids often do) for long range hunting, varmint hunting etc you will find some home-made youtube and aol videos describing "sniper" activity and "red mist" on varmints, etc. Not the best perception for someone who may simply be browsing the internet. It wasn't that long ago that liberals in our government introduced a bill to make scopes illegal, saying the ability to shoot at extended ranges was not "sporting" or "necessary" under our 2nd Amendment rights. Hillary may be our President this time next year. So we may want to begin to SERIOUSLY consider our perception to the "public" when discussing long range hunting.
WINMOD70,
Exactly who are you anyway? I see that you were new here about the time this post started. Your only post's are on this subject (of which you are blissfully ignorant). You haven't blessed us with any wisdom on any of the other post's on this wonderful website. Nor have you asked any questions regarding the bench rest game, guns, loading, bag technique, ect.... Hell, not for anything to do with rifle accuracy or loading. You either are the greatest bench rester on earth, knows everything about it, and won't help us out with all of your acquired knowledge, or just some a-hole who likes to argue.
You showed up with an agenda to this web site. No other reason!! Plain and simple. Of course it is your right to do so, but your even your "handle" of winmod70 tells me you don't know squat about the accuracy game (no offense to you fine folks here who "also" shoot a winny, but very few of you shoot them competitively, so please give me some latitude on this ) I am the first to acknowledge that I am near the bottom of the heap on bench rest related knowledge compared to the group that frequent this site. I may be a little arrogant to say that I may be as good as anyone here when it comes to LR hunting. That is why I argued, in spite of being told eleventeen times ......THIS IS A BENCHREST SITE HERE PEOPLE!!!!
I was told that if you argue with an idiot long enough, it becomes difficult to tell the difference! To the rest of you on this website, I apologize for that. Most of you were smart enough to know better. I, unfortunately, am not that smart. I thought I was fighting the good fight for you guys who had much better things to do with your time than do I.
TOD
Apparantly I'm not who you wish I be, tell me, what's next for the exciting game of LR hunting, 200 yard squirrel hunting with your BR-50 gun?
Good job winmod70!! Way to dodge the question by asking another question!! You really got us thinking now.
TOD
Model70 this is the 1,000 yard forum of Benchrest Central not the factory/hybrid forum.On this forum 1,000 yard shooters ask 1,000 yard shooters questions about shooting at 1,000 yards.
If you add that all up you will one thousand yards mentioned 3 times.
Constipated and you yourself are definitely limited to about 175 yards maximum and have so admitted that.Maybe you can trade in your model 70 and get a Savage or really step up and get yourself something like a Remington 22-250 and work on your extreme range shooting say 225-300 yards.
After that you can visit the factory/hybrid forum and the guys there can help you get a custom barrel put on in something really flashy like a 243 Winchester.
When you get proficient at 300 yards and think you can consistently hit a 29 inch diagonal TV not a 60 inch big screen then you can move to paper targets.
Don't sweat it they make big targets out of paper.
Once you get down to pie plates at 300 yards and yes with a little practice you can do it too come on back and tell us all about your shooting.
At that point you'll probaly need a mentor to teach you how to reload the empty cases.Those are the shiny things that come out of your gun/rifle after it makes the loud noise.Yes sir no more boxes at Wally-World for you.
Now I don't want this to sound patronizing but at that point your 243 will probaly get changed into a 6BR.
I know I know this is all scary when yourt limit is 175 yards but you can do it.
Please take those steps now and visit us hen you think that pie plate at 300 yards is in danger of getting hit.Yes it can be early in the morning without wind when you are doing your part and without flags.
Tod
Don't worry I just gave Model70 a task to perform and he'll likely be gone for several years now.
Lynn
Ok, you made your point that you can talk down to people, now a question to you; how many shots will it take you to kill a lowly chicken at 300 yards with your best 1000 yard super blasto Bambi slayer. When I say kill I mean dead as in no flopping about or raising it's head. Notice I didn't say 1000 yards, I'm giving you an opportunity to show your stuff at what I consider the nominal range on taking an animal humanely which I'm sure will be a chip shot(pun at golf) for you. Please jump on the opportunity with both feet, I will be glad to provide the birds since shooting Bambi would be unlawful for demostration purposes.
Ok, you made your point that you can talk down to people, now a question to you; how many shots will it take you to kill a lowly chicken at 300 yards with your best 1000 yard super blasto Bambi slayer. When I say kill I mean dead as in no flopping about or raising it's head. Notice I didn't say 1000 yards, I'm giving you an opportunity to show your stuff at what I consider the nominal range on taking an animal humanely which I'm sure will be a chip shot(pun at golf) for you. Please jump on the opportunity with both feet, I will be glad to provide the birds since shooting Bambi would be unlawful for demostration purposes.
You however have come here to call us names and question our morals and ethics.You are talking down to the entire forum and when someone calls you on it you cry about it.
I will take you up on that offer!!! But you eat the birds that I shoot, as ethics is involved here, Why kill just to prove a point to you??? Ron Tilley
I havn't decided if you are an idiot or if you know that a chicken will flop around for a bit if you completely severe it's head and are using that for an out. The only way to ensure that a chicken will not flop around without it's dead is to put it to sleep first ( I can show you how to do that too, without anesthesia). As you said 300 yards is a "chip shot" on a chicken. Actually that's not true, I could screw up 1 foot from the cup(I'm not a golfer).
Now it seems that you are either:
1) A gun control freak trying to get his point accross, who really doesn't have a clue.
2) Someone who is trying to save face and get out on a technicallity.
3) Some kid just trying to stir $#@t.
4) A complete idiot.
It kind of boils down to either your a dickhead or an idiot.
James