Bill H

Yup that's pretty much it.

What time does the match start????

Tried one and went back to stock. No help at all. That was in a Benelli

It could be that he has a percieved smaller aiming point at 200. Aim small miss small.

Thanks Larry. It's in the mail.

I am having problems getting the entry form off the website. Can someone email it to me? Thanks, Bill Hearne

I have had the chiropracter,the shots, the muscle relaxers and the thing that made me good to go was getting the deep tissue massage. I was twice a week then once a week now I am at once every 3 weeks but still feel great after the 3 weeks instead of intolerable pain. Good luck

If we are talking about the Blade Tech DOH as being the only problem holster can't this be solved by the shooters with these holsters purchasing a tek-lok for $8.95 and turning it into the allowed type holster? Will this work? Are there more DOH holsters out there?

I had Lasik about 6 years ago and while I don't know if it helped my shooting it definetly helped my everyday life. I was very nearsighted and wore contacts. Good luck!

Every Glock I own has the sight drifted to the right. Other guns are OK.

Thanks Bill for the info. Guess I should start practicing. Bill

CCI Mini Mags didn't work in mine (and I have a case of it). It seemed to stick in the chamber and make extraction iffy. I used the Wolf match 22s a friend gave me and it worked great. Haven't shot it for serious accurracy yet. Bill

Jim I am very sorry to hear about the loss of your father. I hope you will always have nice memories of him. Bill Hearne

Myself and Chestnut will be there for the next one. We're trying to get Butler into it. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Butler shooting 3 gun----

Larue Baby!

I love the show. Just turn that music down when people are talking. It is refreshing to see the people we know and the places we go on TV. TiVo rules!

I have a Barrett 99 that isn't too bad but I would get a McMillan If I did it again. One thing ammo is kind of expensive and reloading is even worse.

Man that is a lot to think about. I prefer a scope that has the widest field of view so that I don't have to change my gun position ,focus etc a bunch. The less you have to think the better. What if you are shooting through a port with you short range sight and oops there is a 75 yd target out there too. Make it easy on yourself. Of course you will get a bunch of other opinions. Good luck.

You can find the extended Brileys in Brownells or direct from Briley. It is what I use and they are very nice.

I load 223 on a 1050 with no problems at all. I run them through once just to size them. Then I trim on a Gracey trimmer. Then I run through as needed to load. Sometimes I skip the trim and just load.

I also experience what you have seen. I took a class with Ron Avery and he said he could remember every shot on a stage. Hell I have trouble remembering my phone number. I can shoot a stage very well and not remember much. It seems what I do remember are the bad shots or the unexpected.

I always prefer the shorter length. Try to get one of the newer stocks with the soft recoil pad. The old ones were pretty hard. Bill

I shoot there whenever I can. Dave puts on a great match. Bill

Ken Danz and crew do a great job putting on matches at that club. I always enjoy myself there. Bill

The older I get the less discomfort I will take. I will shoot in the rain if I start the match. I usually won't start if it's already raining. Have yet to not finish a match.