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The 22 rifle is a first generation hunter (#38) - no way to add hammer weight

For those who have 22 versions, what sort of fpe are you achieving? I am seeing about 25 fpe

Less than 21 on January 1st in the year of competition for senior it is at least 60 years old on January 1st in the year of competition

Thank you Mike, Rod, Dave, Brian, Troy, Trevor and anyone else I may be forgetting who made this season possible. Wind on the competition range is always tricky, but the 50 yard pistol range was insane. I had a great time and if time permits we should have one more FT shooter hooked. See you...

John and Trevor you’ve put together a fun and challenging course thanks for the efforts, we will definitely be back, even in late November..

Thank you Martin

You, Claus, are a gentleman, and Soren too if he shares ;-) It never ceases to amaze me how great this forum is to share knowledge. I did not receive a spreadsheet so I am guessing you are correct that I have the interpretative version. I'll have to see if Jack sent instructions that I can now...

I shot a USFT for the first two years I shot any rifle. And this in hunter class. Mine cam from Steve’s wife with a slightly curved aluminum butt plate. I added some foam to keep it from slipping. I do not understand the argument that bigger wings make shooting more comfortable. Use some foam...

Discussed at the Nationals was the depth from the base to how far the wings could protrude. One inch seemed most reasonable, though certain areas allow two inches. Keep pushing and we will have slightly curved rubber butt plates as the your rifle, most likely, came with We will see what the...

Physically not a problem. The law and possible income in the future is. Until I move from NJ unfortunately this isn’t an option. The pellet trap sounds similar to what others have built and supposedly works to great effect. I will have to plan a day at the indoor range to work this out, said...

hello Claus - the Helliboard is about 18 months old. I installed it, tried about 4 different setting and they all seemed very similar. I did not have the time to play with the settings then and replaced the original G2 board. I needed the rifle as a backup field target set up. I believe I...

I have a Heliboard I need a good tutorial as to programming. And then about 3 weeks to program. As delivered my RW does really well, I am sure it could be improved but at what (time) cost. Insight is appreciated

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Matt, Matt and Leo pulled off a great event with little help. Lots of new lanes and changes from previous versions kept all on their toes. Judging by the scores the course shot harder than other GPs we've attended this year. Thanks for all the work, the fantastic camaraderie and perfect...

many people I spoke to cited costs associated with the Nationals being close to a major metropolitan area. long drives and the fact that the worlds will be here in a months' times did not help budgets and PTO

thanks Pat, Greg And Bill for all the work you’ve put in this year looking forward to next year, but ready for break from being on the road every weekend

@Hottdogghands still available, try Oregon Airgunners, they supposedly took control of assembly and show one on their site https://airgunoregon.shop/collections/airguns?page=1 details on whether it is regulated will have to be filled in by Wayne

Yes, the targets are level, hence the oval (reduced) kill zone. Between the kill zone change and the fact that these are no more than 11-13 yards out, you sometimes have a hard time acquiring them. Just remembered that Leo from Rockville (CT) also uses high targets - so that'll be on the...

OK - here are your USFT links. First time I shot the Paul Cray course was with my USFT. The tree targets are at a distance of only 12-13 yards (ranged), but are also 11 yards up in a tree. The kill zones are now an ellipses. Needless to say, without hold-overs on this first outing I was totally...

The steep shot I think I could handle. Nevada in June, probably not. ;) that is terrain we do not have on the east coast, or I haven’t seen anything like it yet