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Gunsmithing Question on an HS stock
Re: Question on an HS stock I've got a PSV097. It's a left hadned for a remmy. Looks pretty much the same though, so may be matching. No ruler handy but it's 2, maybe 2.5 inches at the front sling studs.- Cvarney
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Suppressors List of NFA Trust attorney's by state?
Re: List of NFA Trust attorney's by state? Anyone know of a lawyer or firm in Southern WV to handle these?- Cvarney
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Rifle Scopes Free US Optics st10 t-pal
Re: Free US Optics st10 t-pal done- Cvarney
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Spotting your shots
Re: Spotting your shots Ahh maybe the fieldcraft would have been better. My bad on that. My biggest issues is mainly just the vegetation. The target is on a hillside with maybe 1 to 2 foot "field grass" in it. The kind of stuff taht isn't really thick, but really skinny and a tall...- Cvarney
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- Forum: Practical Marksmanship Questions
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Spotting your shots
Re: Spotting your shots The plywood is a good idea, especially the 2 layer painting. I'll try that next time I get to shoot some. The company I work for has a sewer plant and a water tower up there, there was going to be a racetrack put in at one time, so I might head up there with some...- Cvarney
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Spotting your shots
Re: Spotting your shots Hahah exactly. I see you know the area some? I'm in Mingo County, like directly on the border of KY. But the place I'm talking about is maybe 5 miles before the Logan Co. line.- Cvarney
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Spotting your shots
Re: Spotting your shots This is a safe place to shoot. It's I guess "semi public" land would be the way to describe it. The area where my target is sit up is secluded and away from the "main" type area of it. Backstop is the mountain. And very observable as far as people comming or going to...- Cvarney
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Spotting your shots
This is my first post, but I've lurked for a couple years now. I work for the county water department, and we have an area that was graded down and worked over to build a race track that lost it's funding. Long story short on that though, is it's a pretty primo shooting location. My problem...- Cvarney
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