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I've flown to matches with rifle ammunition in my own plane to multiple states and never had an issue. I've flown commercial (Continental/United) to Phoenix multiple times with my rifle and separated ammunition in my and my wife's luggage and nary an issue (airlines typically allow 11lbs per...

Oh...Jeezus, your soooo pre millennial. :D

Hemorrhoids are a real pain in the a$$.

A friend of mine says, "Have a great day....unless you've made other plans". :)

Ahhh….missed that.

??? I fail to see political reference in his post.

I should have read the instructions. :biggrin:

What does the ‘see details’ button reveal?

Uhhh…the real CT pilots would never let you know they are CT pilots. ;) The club is more exclusive than Epstein’s list.

I may put some windage on the scope if I am holding more than 2 minutes from center. On a ‘bullseye’ target it is easier to hold vertical if the aim point is closer to center. Usually at 1000yds, in wind of 8mph or more cross wind value, I’ll put a minute and a half or so on the scope then hold...

I shot my 7 Sherman at a 600 yd team match today as a warmup for the Texas State Rifle Association midrange championship individuals. The rifle is dialed in, the nut behind the trigger needs the proper torque though. :biggrin: X ring is 3” and 10 ring 6” in diameter. g

I have a KRG Whiskey (3?..IIRC), Borden Mountaineer action, 26” medium palma Bartlein 5r barrel in 6 Creedmoor throated for 105 and 108 Berger’s. I shoot it suppressed in a prone 600yd ‘tactical match’ for fun. Get a suppressor for your build….it makes any 6mm a creampuff to shoot. Fun little rifle.

Aww heck... on an F-class open front rest/rear bag combination (essentially the same as a bench rest set up...however, we compete in the prone position) you would be surprised how small you could shoot with a few minutes of instruction on the nuances of that set-up.

Certainly...a fourth shot could have screwed the pooch! :biggrin: On the other hand, my current competition chambering is a 7mm Sherman short magnum (a wildcat with headstamped brass available from Sherman Wildcats based off of the 7 SAUM as a parent case). With a 180 Berger hybrid and Alliant...

I tell them that was what my ex-wife says..... which may have a ring of truth to it...but I ain't confirming or denying it.

Funny thing about the 6.5 Creedmoor...I shot my smallest ever 100yd 3 shot group with a Ruger Precision Rifle, JARD trigger (of all things.. :rolleyes:), Long Rifles Incorporated aftermarket barrel chambered by Chad Dixon using my own JGS designed reamer running a Cauterucio 141.5gr custom...

Yeah...the 6.5CM is a great performer for getting new shooters interested in shooting games...reasonable recoil, good bullet choices (as in decent ballistic coefficient and precision in manufacture) and pretty decent factory match ammunition. It received much hyperbole by the marginally...

Absolutely! However, you must start with a load that will deliver the bullet at supersonic velocity for the most predictability. I shoot 600 and 1000yd comps on paper target for score (NRA High Power F-Class, open division). One class, TR (target rifle) must use either .223 or .308 caliber in...

When people ask me where I grew up, I usually say nowhere...but I was raised in Eunice, LA. That's my story and I'm stickin' with it!

No, by an ACLU intern lawyer looking for a cause to pursue.