Billrover

I got my Atrox last week. It shoots as well as it looks and it is a beauty. I could not be happier. I've only been able to shoot it once, 125 rounds, no malfunctions. Shot from rest (I am not very good from the rest) and two hand grip. From rest, best five shot groups were, 7 yd. 7/8 inch, 15 yd. 1.5 inch, 25 yd 2 1/4 inch. Two hand 7 yd. 1 1/4 inch, 15 yd. 1 3/8 inch, 25 yd 2.5 inch with one flyer excluded. I have dry fired a ton, don't really want to put it down. I could not be happier.

Thanks for your service and welcome back.

Welcome. I'm new from GA too. Looking forward to learning a lot.

I'll look forward to it. I'm a member of Riverbend but don't get there often due to wife's health. Hoping things improve by next spring so I can make some matches.

I found Brian's book a great help and came here looking for more and I'm not disappointed. I was a competitive Bullseye shooter for 5-6 years and had to give up shooting for some time. Moved to the mountains of Georgia and have a small range on my property. Bullseye builds accuracy but adding speed and movement is a whole different world. I've started a personal training program aimed at shooting a USPSA match next spring. I'm looking forward to getting a lot of tips and helps on this forum. Thanks in advance!