Barefoot Shooter

Thank you Rowdy.

I'm seriously mathematically challenged...so let me make sure... I shoot a local match in 100.89 secs 35 points down or 17.5 seconds 17.5/100.89 = .1735 or 17% of my score was from points down? Am I correct? I feel like I need another way to feel bad about my performance and this seems the ticket... Thanks for posting that. Edited, I keep match data in a Google Drive Spreadsheet, simple data entry. Formulas are mysterious and frightening... I have a column that has my raw time, another column that has my points down, what would the formula look like to get the correct % using these two cells? Edited once more: the time used in your example of 100 seconds, was total time, i.e. elapsed time + any time added from FTN, PE, NT, pts down?

In with 5.

No one knows, they will let us know when they feel like it.

After reading this thread, I decided to try some One Shot on my 9mm cases and see what happens with my "thunking" 550. Essentially it is gone. The down and upstroke are very smooth, much less effort, no more thunking. I'm sorry I have loaded so many rounds without using lube. No more, I sprayed the gallon bag and put the brass in for a shake. Worked like a charm.

Can you help me figure out which bearings you are referring to here? Thanks

I have a Gould & Goodrich I like.

+1 particularly the ones who don't tape, reset etc... Whine for special treatment and get downright pissy when they might get edged out on a particular stage by a squadmate.

No problems, I have shot close to 5k of them and ordered more.

Thanks for the reply, I ask because what I gather from the book is that the fluorescent light apparently can mess up the infra red reading, but I am not certain. Also apparently the reason for putting it in a box outdoors. Hoping someone can clarify.

I just got the M2 chrono and the IR set. I have read the book and watched the video and have a couple of questions. If I use it at an indoor range (there is fluorescent light) with the IR screens, do the screens have to be in a box? or will cardboard over the tops of them suffice? Same question if I were to use the IR screens outdoors, do I need a box or is cardboard sufficient? It seems that to avoid the vagaries of sun position and light conditions, using the IR outside would be more consistent, is this true? Thank you, it seems a bit overwhelming for a beginner.

Name recognition and middleman mark ups. They come off of the exact same assembly line. Lessee Wolf $15/1000 plus shipping & hazmat... Tula $20/1000 no shipping hazmat... I was told there would be no math....

4.2 grains Titegroup 1.135 OAL 124 grain Montana Gold CMJ Small pistol primer

Were they KCI or Kahn?

Thank you very much! I don't have the Sierra book, perhaps I should.