RAW REPORT
- Thread starter Hynzie
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Ok here are some quick pics, I filled it to 225 bar and going to see where it settles. I don’t take very good pics so here you are.
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Nice looking Jim, Thanks for the pics.
My god boy you have more scopes than my local gun shop. IM sent
Craig
My god boy you have more scopes than my local gun shop. IM sent
Craig
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Thanks, I never got to shooting it today being I got sidetracked when I put my scopes away, actually I pulled out my Fox Pro and put new batteries in it and messed with my cats and dog with it, awwww simple entertainment for the insane hahahahaha then help my son put a 50” light bar on the front of his truck.
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Any of you guys live in az?
Where would I go shoot?
Thinking about moving. Right after I just got my yard set up for 100yds. Now I am looking at a house in as with about 1/2 an acre.
Although I love my house, my yard is a handful to take care of. I probably spend about 1 day every 2 weeks cleaning it.
Where would I go shoot?
Thinking about moving. Right after I just got my yard set up for 100yds. Now I am looking at a house in as with about 1/2 an acre.
Although I love my house, my yard is a handful to take care of. I probably spend about 1 day every 2 weeks cleaning it.
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Yes there are a lot of us here in Arizona.
I live in the Phoenix area and we have a very strong local Airgun club.
you can look it up at http://www.phoenixairgun.net
They have weekly indoor 10 meter shooting.
And monthly they have
Field Target matches,
25 meter matches,
Benchrest silhouette,
75 and 100 yard matches.
It is all done at the same location that Extreme Bench Rest is done, just N.E. of phoenix.
It is probably the strongest airgun group in the US.
If I am wrong guys don't take offense, I still marvel at how active they are 9 events in February alone.
And I have a hard time finding time to shoot 1 event a month.
I forgot to mention that they are all a great group that all want to help other shooters and the sport as well.
I live in the Phoenix area and we have a very strong local Airgun club.
you can look it up at http://www.phoenixairgun.net
They have weekly indoor 10 meter shooting.
And monthly they have
Field Target matches,
25 meter matches,
Benchrest silhouette,
75 and 100 yard matches.
It is all done at the same location that Extreme Bench Rest is done, just N.E. of phoenix.
It is probably the strongest airgun group in the US.
If I am wrong guys don't take offense, I still marvel at how active they are 9 events in February alone.
And I have a hard time finding time to shoot 1 event a month.
I forgot to mention that they are all a great group that all want to help other shooters and the sport as well.
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Does your club have a Facebook page? I would like to share some of the bench rest info with our club (BAGA) to hopefully start up a BR league there (Bristol, WI).
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20-25 mph south wind with gusts to around 30 so it looks like I won’t get any shooting in today dang it...If it was a North wind it would be perfect for me to shoot..
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I would Glem but the wind blows straight into my home when I open the door being it faces south. Thanks Glem its a keeper.
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This is my 1st Walnut Stock, I’m more of a Synthetic or Laminate type person and I couldn’t pass it up, beats waiting 12-18 weeks.
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I shot with your club a couple of years ago. Setting up a BR range is pretty simple. All you need is a 25 Meter (82.021 ft) and some heavy benches, preferably concrete. You can buy the targets from USARB (Joe Friedrich). If your club joins USARB, they also supply scoring plugs. I will be in WI in May and early June. Hopefully, I can get over there and shoot FT with you again. Or, you can extricate yourselves from the snowdrifts and come down here to FL and shoot with us.
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Hey Glem if you haven’t seen how and where I shoot from here is a pic, I shoot from my living room out onto the lake, the target is at 75 yards and the jug behind it is at 100 yards but looks like it’s almost covered up by snow now, my living room faces south...FYI I don’t shoot any Of my Powder Burners like this do to the danger of ricochets which is another reason I bought 12.7 acres last year and set up my range.
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I still say that is one gorgeous stock and gun.
What no walnut that is sacriledge. LOL
I almost traded one of my laminates for a walnut thumbhole almost as pretty as yours.
But after a couple weeks of working on my LRT stock,
realized I would being going backwards as far as long distance precision shooting was concerned.
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