P.E. Kelley
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54 minutes ago, Youngeyes said:
It wouldn't be Christmas without your video each year. Merry Christmas Pat. BTW, what ammo are you shooting?
I hope to have a new "album" for 2018. I shot that video in 2014 and used whatever ammo I could get, mostly Fed Automatch.
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12 hours ago, pcs352 said:
Merry Christmas Pat! Thanks for being the unofficial voice and promoting our sport...
Thank you and a very Merry Christmas to you!
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Based on my chrono #'s above, yes 22"
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15 hours ago, Hi-Power Jack said:
Great article, as usual.
Thanks, Pat.
You are most welcome...thank you for being one of the few who READ them!
I failed to mention it uses 6.8SPC mags and bolt.
The editor failed to include my chrono data.
Chronograph data with Federal Premium 90 Sierra Matchking ammunition.
Average Feet Per Second from the Savage MSR15’s
18” 2533
20” 2628
22” 2680 -
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1 hour ago, 9146gt said:
And your invoice say's ??
Tom
1495.
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13 hours ago, Steppenwolf said:
Thanks again for the video. Hell, three-fourths of the comments on the forum are off the cuff. I like that gun and the video and wish I could shoot as well as you.
Thank you!
I try to get all the info straight on camera, but you see me as I am in the field in real time. And sometimes I either
don't have all the info on tap or that info was not available at the time or my brain just ain't working quite right!
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I LOVE the M1A and won a ton of 3-Gun events with one, but they do not scope for crap.
I do not care for the AR10's from most makers....until Savage. Yes I am a brand ambassador (read consultant)
but this 16" MSR10 in 308 ROCKS in Handling!
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Sorry for the confusion.
That is why I put that info in article that accompanied the video. I just got the gun the day before the match and had no time
to measure anything. So my "off the cuff" info was less than correct!
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From the article that most don't read.
SPECS
- Type: Hammer-fired pistol
- Cartridge: 9mm
- Capacity: 15+1 rds.
- Trigger: 3.5 lbs. (SA); 7 lbs. (DA)
- Overall Length: 8.5 in.
- Barrel Length: 4.8 in.
- Weight: 40 oz.
- Width: 1.6 in.
- MSRP: $1,495 –$1,650
- Manufacturer: CZ USA
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On 11/25/2017 at 8:01 PM, PaladinPrecision said:
What is your fastest split ever with an Ar platform 223 ?
Fastest that I have SEEN on the clock is a 0.10
I think I have been a hair under at a match. You know...when you mess up and try to play "catch up!"
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2 hours ago, williamL said:
I was very impress by XT Pro from your video. I own a UC Pro as my carry gun.
The only thing I don't like the UC Pro is the half sized tail. Can't call it beaver tail, and it bite me all the time.
How would you feel about XT Pro tail?
It is plenty long for me. I really like the pistol, I wish I had more time to shoot it!
It will be part of a "shoot-out" of my most accurate 9mm handguns!
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First one outside of Mesa AZ!
Written review link in the video description.
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On 11/19/2017 at 10:03 AM, PaladinPrecision said:
Is it possible? I am sure some exceptional soul could outrun an ar... But the majority of the world probably can't. I think one of the fastest splits I have seen on the clock is about 0.10 on a semi.
I my video above with the 308...a 0.10 is captured. Not an oddity for me, but not something I work to achieve.
As far as outrunning...probably not going to happen. Figure that a 0.10 split is = 600 rounds per minute and the AR15 is capable of much
a faster cycling rate. Depending on buffer/spring weight and rates and such the AR can run past 1,000 rounds per minute..that
would require a human to trip the trigger at 0.06.
22 rimfire AR's are not the same for cyclic speed and can be outrun.
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Some shotguns can be "outrun" because of "bolt bounce". The trigger is being pulled during the bounce back phase of the
bolt closing.
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Hmmm let's see about that with a 308!!!
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On 9/29/2017 at 3:34 AM, Alderleet said:
Its been 5 days, and I’ve gotten close to 20 emails. A majority have been more and more offers, the rest have been legit spam and conpiracy tier emails.
i regret signing up for this.
Sorry about that.
I have other email addresses that I use for things I am not sure about.
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Bullseye Pistol and High Power rifle events you learn to hold your wobble.
"We" in the practical games must break shots at speed.
Beyond off-hand, learning what your wobble looks like when affected by contact with any range prop
is key to shooting well off of props. You need to see those various "wobbles" and get used to them, so
you can break shots within the new pattens you are seeing.
Example, contact at the front of the rifle will have only the rear end in motion.
"C" Clamping against a vertical surface induces other wobble combinations.
Hard contact at the forend vs. hand (flesh) between that contact, changes the sight moment intensity and speed.
The point here is, dry fire and live fire every combo you can, so you can "catalog" those moments and get
comfortable with them. Then you will be breaking shots using the approach method I talk about in the off hand video.
The difference will be comfort in knowing what each patten looks like.
Nothing worse than seeing a pattern for the first time at a Match!
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I hope to assemble the package and take it for a test drive soon! Video to follow.
Thank you for the response Gents!
PK
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1 hour ago, Dan Sierpina said:
Pat,
I live in the state where those are made, and cannot buy one.
Yup, my state wants be like your state more all the time.
Have you considered moving?...I certainly am!
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11 hours ago, TonytheTiger said:
Done. Thanks for not making it a Facebook users only giveaway!
You are welcome!
Beveling magwell for production gun?
in CZ
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I know this is an older thread, but has additional light been shed on this?
My CZ needs a light bevel before the 2018 season begins.
Thanks guys.