The Creedmoor Forum

Jeff is a phenomenal shooter. In terms of years shooting LR BR I don't think he's "as experienced" as you would think.

I don't remember the details of the story but he started roughly before I did and has stacked up an impressive resume since.
Jeff's also one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet.

Check this out. Very interesting!

https://www.rollsizer.com/videos

I was quite surprised Jeff wasn't leading the pack on the first day but not surprised he came back. He is an excellent shooter with lots of experience.

Combined results for the two days.  Jeff Locke did a great job of coming from behind to take the overall win.  Rick Shields, who was in the lead after the first day struggled with a very difficult wind condition.  Had the opportunity for several great groups but a wind change caught him.  I think Jeff's ability to run the shots quickly coupled with his wind experience really make the difference.

And Retumbo.

Think both my places, TN and LA safe from development in my lifetime. Surrounded by Kisatchie National Forest in LA. Buffered by old time farmers in TN. But, when they die, heirs usually turn the heirloom properties into quick cash. Sad to see the cracker boxes popping up. "Stay off my lawn!" 

Showed H4350, H1000, H4831sc in stock at 0900 CST.

Pretty quick and dirty powder verification on construction paper. Found a roll of it in my trailer and shot the 2 shot ladder at 600




30.7 & 30.9 were together on the paper and I had 5 extra loaded at 30.8 because I had a hunch LOL and used them to zero the scope and get a velocity for the app




So I'll load 30.8 @ .009 off for the Sunrise City Shootout in Sidney MT Saturday.

Thanks Bob. Some very nice groups there. 👍
It's tough to give up your opportunity to shoot and compete so you can focus on the MD  responsibilities. My hat is off to you and Louie. 👍

Thanks for posting Bob