Recent content by BrazosbyNemo

I really like bolt action models too. They don’t interfere with scope wheels and easy to use. Hoping they get popular again. I am also lefty.

I have a Creedmore hard back and it’s a good jacket. It’s stiff, heavy, and if in TX it’s hot. Light jackets are worthless. If you live in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, or semi close, then go see Neal Stepp at ISS. He has piles of shooting jackets in the $150-$200 range. You can try on plenty...

I would get .177. Plenty of pellet choices, cheaper, shoots flatter, and will take out anything an air rifle was design for. Great rifle choice.

”Left handed, left eye dominant. I vote with my funds and only purchase air pistols and air rifles designed or fitted for lefties. Life is too short to compromise.” Quote from above. I am also left hand, left eye dominate and feel the same way.

This would be a great match to come and check out if you have never shot FT. That said if you have studied the sport and have a good understanding of the rules and what is going on don’t be scared off. I shot the world championship back in November and the first day was squadded with a guy who...

Sounds like a rule written that doesn’t really apply to FT targets (as the rule committee doesn’t even know FT targets or the sport even exists) and FT targets gets lumped into steel speed shooting targets. I get it that 4H May be leary of little kids running and gunning with hi-cap 9mm pistols...

Thanks. Not looking for distance between lanes. Distance between the two stakes on the lane. Looks like AFFTA doesn’t have a rules on this. As Leo said WFTF it’s a 1 meter minimum. When you coming back to Texas Leo? Miss not having you out here shooting with us.

I looked thru the AAFTA rules to see if the was a minimum/maximum distance between lane stakes and I’d not see anything. I thought there was a rule for this. I went and read the WFTF rules and they have a one meter minimum spacing between lane stakes rule. I don’t really care if there is an...

Figured you saw it but wanted to make sure. I use Makita batteries so I just bought the battery powered GX CS2. i think you will find you will never need to hook it up to a car battery if you have milwaukee batteries. I would just get the battery powered CS2 and swap in a Milwaukee base plate...

Target Forge has a video where he installs a DeWalt base. Have you watched that video on YouTube?

I have the single battery EL2. All my cordless tools are 18v Makita so I knew I had to have one. It’s great. Fills my rifle in a little over two minutes and barely gets warm to the touch. The great thing is that it is small. Much smaller than a carbon tank and lighter. So much easier to...

I first bought the battery powered GX to take a the road as the tank is big and heavy. The E-L2 battery compressor is small. I liked it so much I bought a GX CS4i for my main fill compressor at the house. I haven’t touched my tank since. I figure if I use the compressors to fill the rifles...

Do you need a tank? I have a really nice CF tank but now just fill the rifles directly from the pump. Sure is simple and I don’t have to worry about blowing up a pump.

I built these. I had four of them at my Granbury club. I had satellite dishes at the top as a backstop. I concrete the 4x4 post at the bottom. Then it just pivoted to lower it down to put the target on. Arlington used my idea and built some for their range. Works really well.

I‘m in.