Recent content by ToddKS

It can be done. This is almost the same scope I started with except mine was a NP-R1 reticle. I ran it at 11 power. That said, I did transition to a FFP mil based scope not long after I started.

I made this same switch (6.5 CM to 6 GT) back in 2020. I definitely found it easier to shot the 6 GT successfully vs. the 6.5 CM. I like the 6 GT because it does not require mag spacers and it will work with a variety of powders. Varget is my preference, but if that becomes scarce I can use...

25GT as well. I just got my 25GT barrel but have not had the chance to shoot it yet.

This is my experience as well. I can tell the difference between the two with the Fat Bastard offering a little better performance.

I depends on how the barrel was shooting when it was pulled. If it was shooting well, it is set aside for the practice rifles. If I was in any way unhappy with the way it was shooting, it goes to the scrap yard.

I shoot open. My post was neither an argument, nor a complaint. It was a statement answering the question below posted by the OP. OP: "I've read a few threads where the Production rifle Division is seen as a joke, but I don't understand why." Response: "The common criticism of the Production...

The common criticism of the Production division in PRS is that the rifles being used (and allowed under the rules) are not what most people would consider a "production" rifle.

What match are you going to? I would recommend finding someone who has shot that match in the past and asking them for advice. For example, if you are going to Clay's Cartridge I would advise that you need to have a rifle cover and be prepared to deal with the Oklahoma moon dust. Range...

Invest in a JTAC class. The cost may seem expensive but it will save you money in the long run. It was one of the best investments I have made in my shooting.

Shooter 2 will actually spend significantly more money on ammunition and related costs in this example. Bullets are just one part of the cost to fire a round. I shoot 105 Hybrids. When I factor in powder, primer, bullet, brass amortization, and barrel amortization, I figure each round fired...

I have found 2 part epoxy works well on that material, particularly on small holes. Larger slices will require stitching.

I would consider a pint size heavy fill game changer. Pint size heavy is 5lbs vs. 8.5 on the Schemdium. I have one that I have loaned to smaller shooters in the past with good results. It will be much steadier than the GetLite option.

You should be fine. I have not encountered a stage at Twin Peaks that I was not able to navigate using my Atlas PSR in 5 years of shooting there. It would surprise me if the finale was different in this regard.

"Most are using chassis or foundations." There is a reason for this. If your goal is to get better at PRS then this is the way. I personally went from a McMillan A5 to a Foundation MG2 a couple years ago. It did not make me a better shooter, but it did make certain things easier, spotting...

For PRS I take them off. Best case scenario, they get broken on a prop, worst case you start with them closed. In the rain, they caused more problems than they solved for me (lens would fog up). I carry a full cover that I put on the rifle and scope if conditions dictate it (rain...