Kang8r

That's a nice line up!!

The PST Gen 2 has much better glass than the strike eagle at about half the cost of the high end optics. The VMR-2 reticle works well too. That being said, there is a match ready Strike Eagle for sale in the classifieds if you decide to go that route.

I'm looking for them too. I also thought I saw a match hotel, but that's missing also. This may be what you're looking for..... http://www.usaac.army.mil/amu/match-info.html

That is a great deal! Cabelas currently does not have a store in Alabama but I believe they are going to build one in Huntsville in the Fall of this year.

Ryan this is TFD with hills. Only down side is it wont be anywhere near as hot as Blakely, GA in the summer time It's an awesome match! You'll love it.

A big thanks to all the staff for an awesome match and to the sponsors for an outstanding prize table. This match was very challenging for marksmanship skills and physical abilities and it was a lot of fun ( in a sick and twisted kind of way ). Looking forward to doing it again next year.

+1 or the SJC.It;s super flat when using the right loads but the concussion is BRUTAL!! especially for the RO or anyone standing off to the side of the shooter. I've considered using cotton balls or foam earplugs in the nostrils to reduce the pressure in my sinuses

Nice rifle.

I found a really good condition used one on Armslist. Runs great, There were others.

+1 for Jeff @ CRums. He did a great job on mine..

I like the hornady 55gr (I buy them in the handy 6000 pack). +1 Great bullet. I use the 69 SMK for 300+. The 69 is a bit more accurate out of both my 16" and 18" barrels, and they do rock the steel a little better at distance. For the majority of my shooting, the Hornady 55's do just fine.

I plan on running my SBR'S at some club matches this year just for S&G. The 300BLK suppressed is just too much fun.

Lots of running on this one, and no way to go prone (as far as I remember) a the last position because of the grass... Stage 4 was one of the more physically challenging stages. Lots of running with an additional 10lbs of mud on your boots if you ran it after (during) a rain shower. I needed that golf cart to carry me back.BRM3G is one of the most fun and challenging matches I've attended. I hate that I'm going to miss it this year.

+1

Dang! If this match were one month later I could combine it with a company trip. Sounds like its going to be a lot of fun. If not this year, definitely next year.

Same here. I still find myself at times tapping the FA because I was trained to do it. But I dont think it's ever been necessary. About the only time I can think that it would be useful is when riding the bolt home with the charging handle for noise discipline.

Definitely beats buying a new barrel. Do you get any pressure signs with that?

What was the bad review on the Nordic bolt handle? I had one that could be pulled out of the bolt a little too easy, but I fixed it by peening the edges. Other than that, it's good to go.

Great match! Thanks to all the sponsors for an awesome prize table. I was waaaaay down the list and still came away with some good stuff. And a big thanks to Rockcastle and all of the staff that made it happen.

My JM Pro ran 100% at the Pro Am. So far over 1000 rounds with no malfunctions. And it eats everything I feed it. I can't say the same for my SLP.

I used mine in a local 3gun this past weekend. Fired about 150 birdshot and several slugs with zero issues. So far, I am impressed with this shotgun. We'll see how it does in the long run.

Wow Jimmy, that looks almost professional........the video that is . I really enjoyed shooting with you and the rest of the squad. See you at the ProAm.

Bought a 24" JM930 yesterday afternoon. This gun feels and handles very similar to my SLP. I like it so far....o except for that I almost tore my thumbnail off doing practice reloads with it last night. The carrier wil be off to C-Rums tomorrow.

You won't be disappointed. Jeff did an awesome job on my SLP carrier.

I"ll recommend the Geisselle to my buddy. Thanks