Shoot, when I was 21 I had salt and pepper hair. People thought I was 30 when I was only 23. I went all silver in my 40's. I earned every damn grey hair I got.I know I look old. Just give me the truth!
Yeah. That’s about right. Explains why I was able to do deals on here when I was 16.
Mine came about after a long stressfull drive from Little Rock to the house after a fall I was in terrible pain all the way home. I got home and was getting out of the truck when my right eye started jerking repeatedly causing extreme dizziness. It lasted about 30 seconds and was scary as hell. It took my ability to focus away. When I look at a star at night, I can see 7 of them with one eye and 12 with the other all in different locations on my retina.
Long range shooting it out for me. I can see and I see sharply at somewhat of a distance the question is, which target lines up with my old retina.
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Glad you were able to get out, sorry your rifle didn't perform!
6mm rifles are the main category being shot in PRS matches, don't see too much 308. Nothing wrong with it at all, just a little more supersonic distance with the 6s.
Hopefully this isn't an insulting comment, but I don't know what kind of experience you have... If you're interested in shooting monthly matches, I'd be happy to talk to you about OPPS. You and your 308 would be welcomed
. If you're new to shooting at distances over 4-500 yards I can't recommend enough to do a class with Justin Watts at Fouled Bore. Yes, that costs money, but I'd venture to say the knowledge you'd gain is worth more than an equivalent amount of ammo.
6mm rifles are the main category being shot in PRS matches, don't see too much 308. Nothing wrong with it at all, just a little more supersonic distance with the 6s.
Hopefully this isn't an insulting comment, but I don't know what kind of experience you have... If you're interested in shooting monthly matches, I'd be happy to talk to you about OPPS. You and your 308 would be welcomed
. If you're new to shooting at distances over 4-500 yards I can't recommend enough to do a class with Justin Watts at Fouled Bore. Yes, that costs money, but I'd venture to say the knowledge you'd gain is worth more than an equivalent amount of ammo.
No offense, but first competition. It’s probably the whole package a little you, the rifle, the tough shots, everything. Keep with it. Figure things out a little at a time.
I use my kestrel elite ballistics for windage and elevation calls, and I rely on what ever I can see for wind calls. You will learn a lot spotting for others at 600yds plus. That’s how I learned to read wind. Wind can switch directions within 200yds watching flags and tall grass. Mid-range and long-range is addictive!
When is their next match? I haven’t heard of this one.
Also, make sure you take note of the action screw torque values once zeroed with your best load. How tight those action screws are will play a big role!
When is their next match? I haven’t heard of this one.
Also, make sure you take note of the action screw torque values once zeroed with your best load. How tight those action screws are will play a big role!
You really need another cheap hobby!
I've already got the rig, I just need to use it!
I have not shot over 300 Yards. But on some of our 235 Yard shots we have three flags. I've seen the 1 st blowing left, the middle straight down, and the 3rd blowing to the right. How do you figure the hold on that?
I guess you hold left and by the time you get out by the 3rd it blows the projectile back to the right! JUST GUESSING!
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