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Old 10-17-2013, 03:24 PM
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Got my target...I love the way you guys treat new members, pre-inserting bullet holes around the bullseye, just, so, so nice and saves bullets.
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you been talking to ?
Not so, no powder burn marks visible on target.....
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Got my target...I love the way you guys treat new members, pre-inserting bullet holes around the bullseye, just, so, so nice and saves bullets.
Got my target today as well. I guess I'm no longer considered a new member.
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I'd imagine 200 yards would work best for everybody, I'm just guessing though.
I wonder if would be feasible to set up different brackets, 200 yards, 300 yards, 400 +? It's been a while{2 years} since I've shot at the 418 yard bench at the range that I belong to. I've had cataract surgery in the meantime, I can see again! A lot of practice will be in order, I haven't touched my one remaining AR in five months. I'm hoping to to promote a damn good excuse to get off my ass and get back to the range, and everybody have a good time too.

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Well, since we're posting pictures of our tack drivers. This is what I'll be using for the long range shoot.

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Very nice rifle Sir!:
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I've never been to either one but but I can go to one range that has a 200yrd line and another range that has a 500yrd line.

i'll need to work up some new loads for my 25-06 if we go out to 5oo yrds but my triple deuce should be ready for the 200 yrd line.
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I miss my left handed Savage Tactical .308...it was great out to 800 yards. I couldn't get a clear 400 yard shot here unless I went to the beach and shot at yankees
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Oh, all right. If you insist. It's my Remington 700 PSS .308 I picked it up from a friend many years ago for a song and a dance. It was stock out of the factory with synthetic stock and Leupold duplex scope. I went to sniper school with it, but after becoming a police sniper and doing a couple of sniper comps I decided to jazz it up.
It's re-bedded on a McMillan A-5 stock, Timney trigger set at 3.5 lbs, and replaced the scope with a Leupold Mk4, variable 3.5 - 10 X 40, TMR, front focal.
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