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Malcom Jamal Warner, Ozzy Osborne, and Hulk Hogan all in one week. Someone is assasinating my childhood.
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Get Access SubscribeMalcom Jamal Warner, Ozzy Osborne, and Hulk Hogan all in one week. Someone is assasinating my childhood.
Damn this sucks. I watched him my whole child hood on tv and movies.
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Looks like you can, but don’t take my word for it. Here’s the wolf regulationsCan you buy wolf tags in WY for that unit?
My daughter got me a camo pair several years ago to wear when piddling around home. Holy dirt Batman, my feet were dirtier than if I was wearing flipflops. Those holes just let the dirt in to mix with sweat and toe jam.
One of these country girls is stabby beyond belief.Then I won't have to worry about anything anymore. Self-resolving issues.
Appreciate the feedback and you sharing your experiences with the March! The more that get into the wild the more people are going to see just how fantastic this optic actually is.I am by no means a high level shooter. I’ve been in the game right at a year and still have a lot to learn and a lot more impacts to get.
Just like any PRS shooter I’m always looking to move on and upgrade gear.
I started with a MK5 and quickly moved to NF and shot with that majority of my first year with that I always took the opportunity to look at other high end scopes when I got a chance to see what I liked. I was never overly impressed with what a saw from some of the high end offerings especially with the price tag involved.
Ironically I bought a March PRS edition WBR reticle on blind faith after some trusted friends who all shoot “ultra premium” optics looked through one at a match I was unable to attend and all gave it the green light saying it was pretty solid at a quick glance.
I have had my hands on one for a couple weeks now and have run it at 2 matches so far with more coming. I have to say I’ve really been thoroughly impressed at the capabilities of the scope. The image is in my opinion one of if not the best out there! The glass cuts mirage phenomenally well.
The wide angle glass make it easy to run higher power than normal (20+ compared to 15) and still have good target acquisition. I compared it to another newer wide angle scope and in my opinion there wasn’t much comparison to be had.
The turrets don’t suffer from having too tight of clicks from being 15 mil or spongy tactile feedback. Being writeable from the factory is also a very nice quality of life bonus!
The reticle I absolutely love as well. I ran MIL C with the NF and enjoyed that one. The WBR reticle seems to be an improvement in every way you could hope for being very thin but still readable and useable in situations where time is short. Leaving a lot of glass real estate for spotting and watching impacts. The half mil marks are a very nice addition as well as the 1 mil hold under
All in all I feel that this is an excellent scope this is definitely a top level contender in the competition world just from what I have been able to observe. It excels in areas other scopes struggle for sure and for a good price. I definitely wouldn’t knock one until I’ve tried it. I know more and more of these are showing up in the wild go see what you’re missing out on and check one out!
I always had luck with H-335 and 50 gr max.I have a Tikka 595 in 223 Remington, my current barrel is a 1:12 Hart using 52-53 grain flat base Berger or Sierra bullets.
I shoot a club match each week requiring 50 rounds, generally I would use RE-15 or N203B and get excellent accuracy.
To speed things up in the loading area, I tried a couple ball powders that I could dump load with a Harrell’s powder measure, W748 and H335. They both meter fine, but my SD’s and ES’s are huge, SD’s 30+ and ES 115+. Accuracy is just aok, but inconsistent. Sometimes I can clean a target, other times it looks like a gathering not a group. I’ve been through different bullets, seating depth changes, primers, powder weight changes and nothing seems to work. I should say I need better than 1/2 MOA in this game, if woodchucks were the quarry, these loads would be fine.
Before I go back to stick powders, are there any Ball powders or one that meters easily that rival accuracy of stick powders?
Thanks for any insight.
You could try test-fitting caps off of various spray paint, etc cans till you find one that fits, and then cut them down so you're just left with the very top portion. I did this 20 years ago when I lost the top that came with my RCBS Uniflow, been using that cap ever since (and it fits much tighter/better than the one RCBS supplied with it.Anyone got a good cap that fits on top of the powder tube?