Recent content by SD26

Dude! Completely lost track of things on the other Sniper's HIde. So happy the "old one" is back. But very unhappy about your cancer. But I see you've taken this struggle on with your strengths.

Oooo! I've raced there!

I've been very curious about this. I've thought about the idea that the place where I zero my rifle at 300 yards may have a certain inclination, but where I do a long range competition...well, it might certainly be different. Yes, 6" is a world of difference. Does a cant level get "zeroed"...

Not really. It was used by Honda to showcase the basic premise of superbike: taking a street bike and preparing it for racing. They won the Daytona 200 in 1970 during a period when the premier class was made of grand prix machine, rides like the Kawasaki H1R, works units from H-D, BSA/Triumph...

Actually, the original superbike is the 1969 CB750. It's the origin for the in-line four production performance bike that so many manufactures used. F2 was a good bike though.

The weather is really getting in the way...

Woohoo! Jon, take my money! Need!

LOL! That was funny!

There are a couple of threads going on. One in the semi auto section, the other in the bolt action section. In both, people are posting pictures of groups. Good groups in semi. I think the best bolt action groups are better than the best groups in semi auto. My LR6.5 is pretty darn heavy...

I have a semi auto in 6.5 Creedmoor. It's excellent. 1000yrds is easily accomplished, even for me as a returning shooter with no previous long range shooting. For $2k, are you including an optic? I did a semi auto as it was a platform that I was familiar with. It was comfortable to return...

I think it is supposed to show how many like to show off how their stuff looks in comparison to how fewer show off how it functions. Kind of a look how cool/pretty/neat my hammer looks vs look what my hammer does.

Remember to focus on the front... sigh... t... That's not a sight. :D (|)

That was excellent! Gonna have to read that again a couple time because it had other stuff in there that was worth knowing.

Hey, elfster... I don't know if you've covered this, but what is the safety protocol for reloading locations for those of us that haven't done it? Can it be done in the basement with the natural gas or propane water heater and/or furnace down there too?

Sounds like a good deal! But, just like when I buy bikes, cars, and other stuff... I just assume that I'll be wrong. I try to be less wronger if possible. :D Post pics if you make the deal!