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Laser rangefinder, batteries for optics, parts for all 3 guns, ar15 chamber brush, mobil 1, left hand glove (open shooters).

Mesa supposed to be mid-70's during the match-sweet. BTW-strong winds friday...

thanx, brian-that feature IS the most important one of all...now i can catch up on my reading.

safari-same problem---iphone mobile app as well.

Chesty was the man

JKSniper--that wasn't the first time that happened---in 1975 I was the Platoon Cmdr. of the 106 RR platoon for 2nd Btn, 5th Marines. Seems like there were lots of fires---during the Santa Anna winds, you could lite up the hill side with the WP spotter rounds!! As much as I loved those things--it was the beginning of my tinnitus--36 years later the ringing is as loud as ever! From your moniker I take it that you went on to Sniper/Recon platoon somewhere????? Who were you with?? +10-happened when i was there in 1972. lit fires to burn the rattlesnakes outta the canyons...was always close to being a "controlled burn".

wow-these things are the bomb. 1145 fps, but feel hotter. with the proper choke, all 9 pellets stay real close together. at 45 yards and a full choke, impressive.

In California? Never.. lol or move that episode to Nevada I was surprised they could do the blow guns in California don't forget they used a thompson a few episodes ago...in california. just sayin'

You'll be shooting by 0645 or so...not sure it will be easy...

yer right, todd-parking will be a mess...drag bag time.

Yes...even live LOS angles!

after the first episode, DVR mode...after the last one, not bothering.

Polle's email explains the schedule. Shoot every other hour, all day fri & sat

Close, but not good enuf. You really need a FFP scope to pull it off. Would it work on SFP scopes as long as they are cranked to max power? (which for long shots I do) yep-but you have to prove it at the range. basic process is this. first, find your most accurate load(s). get the chrono out once you have that and get that data. sit in front of yer computer and feed the data into the JBM calculator. plug in the manufacturers specs on their reticle into JBM and compare. start playing around with different zero's until you can map out the ballistics for your load(s) to be as close as possible to that of the reticle ballistics. then, head to the range for a boring but necessary set of trials to prove what JBM is telling you. you might find certain ranges to be more accurate than others. for example, maybe the mapping is "true" from say 200-350, but goes out the window after that. that's where the price of the scope starts to matter. in other words, you start to find out how accurate the BDC is for your scope. YMMV, but it is a true formula...but you have to prove it out at the range.

Close, but not good enuf. You really need a FFP scope to pull it off.

Jamie-you've finally stumbled over what ACOG users have had to do for years...simple solution, ain't it?

Many years ago my smith would mill slots in 870's to push a nail or blade thru to push the shell back in case of a double feed. Pretty rare in autoloaders.

i can picture troy throwing up right now...

So, what's yer choice?

What airline? southwest

flew to phoenix a few times but never with large rifle cases. anyone know where the oversize baggage comes out there?

Weak Handed-175+ yards at 5 Dogs...many, many years ago.

Towing the boat to the lake this morning, a family of skunks decide to commit suicide. My trailer and boat frigg$n stunk all moring. Needless to say, they ain't in my garage tonite.

yer serious?

likely not until you hit registration...