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I'm not sure but we will see I guess.

Quote from: MJeff23 on April 29, 2024, 07:27:22 AMInteresting classifications, don't have those in the south.

It's WPR  (Western Precision Rifle PRS style shooting) not The PRS

Quote from: TZaun on April 28, 2024, 07:34:02 PMSounds like you sandbagged the perfect amount Dave 

LOL I wish, I was giving her all I had

WPR link

https://www.westernprecisionrifle.org/

Lots of shooting opportunities in the NW United States of America 🇺🇸

Very accommodating to new/inexperienced shooters in my experience. Anybody with an interest should not be afraid to take what you have and go shoot!!!!

With 2 WPR matches each Wyatt made A class and I made C class, missed B by .01% wtf LOL

Clayton has 1 match and has points in U class, U stands for unknown/unclassified so after Williston in 2 weeks he will get classed in  B or C

They put you into A B  or C after 2 matches based on your points.

Quote from: gman47564 on April 28, 2024, 07:54:02 AMCool.. could you use a tri pod to shoot that

It was off a a pair of spools. A big spool to hit the confirmation target then switch to a small spool for the mover. The small spool had some wobble to it. We used bipod & rear bags.

Wyatt, Clayton and I got 9,8 & 6 hits respectively on this stage.

Here's a not great video but the three of us shot a mover for the first time yesterday. It wasn't anywhere near as difficult as I imagined it to be.


https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/940389064

Think it was 560 yards, you had to hit a confirmation target before you could engage the mover and you had to engage the mover both directions.

There was a pretty steady 10 mph wind from the left for our squad but we were on it early in the day. I bet it was harder later as the wind was building then letting off.

I was dialed for the wind then leading about 4 moa for the mover.

Quote from: jvw2008 on April 27, 2024, 10:31:27 PMWoohoo! Good job Wyatt 👍
Dave it looks like you two got to shoot together - I'm happy for both of you.

Same squad and Clayton with the Foundation/Atlas Wyatt barreled was in our squad too so we did have a great time.

https://practiscore.com/results/html/0745bd08-3599-4168-a50f-e435ec56358e?page=overall-combined

Top 20 for @WHuff with a barrel he chambered, happy for and proud of!

Top 40 for the old guy LOL

Quote from: jvw2008 on April 26, 2024, 08:22:14 PMAs I think about the primer pocket depth as it relates to the case rim, I don't think it would have much affect on the pocket diameter.

I'd think the rim and lower web would be very difficult to size but it would be interesting to make a ring die and test it.

Quote from: jvw2008 on April 26, 2024, 12:48:53 PMSo what are your thoughts on this sizer. I'm wondering if it might prolong primer pocket life.

Curious why you think this might give an extended primer pockets life?

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.

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 for posting Bob

Quote from: gman47564 on April 22, 2024, 10:02:28 AMNot sure if I brought this up on here or not but I lost my mom in November.. diagnosed with cancer in October.. 3 weeks later was gone.. it's tough man and I feel your pain.. dying is a part of living though.. I'm thankful my mom didn't have to endure months of pain and agony and know she and your dad are in a better place..

I remember you bringing it up Grant then Grant but again my condolences.