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Sidearms & Scatterguns A little piece of SH History right here..
Have several knives from Steve. Love em all. He competed back in the early days of precision rifle matches. Terry, did you meet him at a match? Doc- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
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MY LIFE IS COMPLETE
Frank, he probably doesn’t realize you are the “world’s most successful Bigfoot hunter” or you would already be best buds. Doc- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Bear Pit
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2021 Accuracy International Virtual SHOT Show coming soon!
I can’t recall it specifically addressed in any of the interviews/videos......I assume the NV bridge height with an AI pic rail section attached will align level and parallel with the action rail.....but is that with the high or low action rail? Doc- Whiskey 2-1
- Post #445
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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PRS Talk 2012 PRS Finale Video
Those were indeed the “good old days”. Fun matches, great people, good whiskey. Some fun times on that net.....even after the match. And the O Course....hated that thing. Stan The Man made an appearance in there. RIP brother. We miss you. Doc- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: Competition Shooting Talk
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How do you carry your long range rifle?
The TAB Biathlon sling works well with heavy rifles if you also don’t have to carry a heavy ruck. It is comfortable with heavy rifles, holds it close, and can be used as a shooting sling as well. I used it for the Rifles Only high angle class years ago and it did quite well....including climbing...- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
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M40A1 @ 300 yards
Good to see I’m not the only one who has written that I suck in a log book during a string of fire. Doc- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: Vintage Sniper Rifles
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Rain/snow protection for rifle while strapped to pack
For really nasty weather while hiking in, I use the TAB rifle covers. They are well made and have held up well. Used one combined with his biathlon sling for Utah high angle class. Worked great. Doc- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
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Any iron sight shooters? Need sight black?
Still have my original Ray Vin smoker. I remember the first across the course match I shot using that instead of that cursed spray black. Never looked back. Doc- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
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Suppressors Are Muzzle Brakes *actually* better than other devices inside a suppressor?
I certainly noticed the “sacrificial baffle” effects of a brake when running the AAC M4-2000 with its break on my old 9.25” work carbine. That gun would see 500 round range days pretty often when we were teaching carbine and active shooter classes. The wear that the brake sustained was pretty...- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
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Group Buys RAPTAR group buy
Will the ITAR form come from you or distributor?- Whiskey 2-1
- Post #237
- Forum: The Hide Deal Depot
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Use of PVS-27 on XM-3 rifle?
I run a PVS30 on an XM type rifle and it remains about as handy as you can expect. Personally, I prefer the size of the 30 versus the 27 for a smaller, lighter rifle like that.- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Group Buys RAPTAR group buy
I’ll take one. Sending PM- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Hide Deal Depot
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Suppressors Form 4 wait time
Three, not counting successors. Doc- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
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Suppressors Form 4 wait time
TBAC 338 Ultra Family trust Submitted approx 4/5 Approved 9/3 Dealer called 10/2- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Crescent customs updates?
Love him like a brother, and he does great work, but if you want it fast you may be a little disappointed. Of course, I’ve never told him “I need this done Yesterday”, so I don’t complain. These days, I have more rifles than I can shoot, and dont shoot as many matches as I used to so STAT...- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
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Terry Cross Still accept custom stock orders?
Terry is as fine as they come, but he is a small shop and has a very high work load with LE jobs. I‘ve known him a long time, and he is one of the few in the industry I am confident will not F anyone over. stay patient and keep trying. Love the Sentinel, and he put years of work into...- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Sad News, The Passing of Frank Desomma
Sad indeed......always seemed a super guy and as you say gave a ton of support for matches..... of course Frank was standing in disbelief as that joke went down. He couldn’t bring himself to tell him to hug and kiss the rifle. Such memories Doc- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Bear Pit
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When PRS (or the equivalent) first began
The 7WSM was coming into the match scene 09ish where I was. Got big for awhile with the 180 Berger- it was the S#*t. I got in a year later and George built it. Great cartridge but barrel life and recoil weren’t ideal once round count/speed started picking up. I recall almost watching my throat...- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
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When PRS (or the equivalent) first began
Terry was crushing us all no matter the caliber. We even did a few factory 308 only matches (The CoreBon , etc).....leaderboard didn’t change much. You’d hate him, but he’s such a nice guy. He did love that 260. Of course there was Stan the Man with is AWM 300WM who was tough to beat too. When...- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
