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Movers And Two Stage Triggers
I love 2 stage triggers for movers and positional shooting. It becomes a personal preference issue, but for me I find them very versatile while keeping a "field/combat weight" pull. I don't think they add anything for static/bench shooting over a single stage, but for me they shine on alternate...- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: Practical Marksmanship Questions
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Why isn't 300 Win Mag used for PRS?
My observations are that you saw more 300WM years ago when stages had fewer shots, at longer ranges, with more UKD. Stan The Man (RIP) kicked my butt for years with his AWM. Currently, with the match formats and skills stations the way they are, magnum loadings are not the best solution to the...- Whiskey 2-1
- Post #12
- Forum: Practical Marksmanship Questions
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Mk 13 Mod 0 stock
I'll try and dig some up later tonight. I assume you are interested in decent shots of the rifle? Because another sniper from Bat was there as well and I have some of him as well.- Whiskey 2-1
- Post #81
- Forum: Vintage Sniper Rifles
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Mk 13 Mod 0 stock
Yeah, that's Nick. From the look of the pic that is the old bus in the Rifles Only carbine pit. He brought his issue rifle there for a match or 2 before he got out. I have several of him from that match. Doc- Whiskey 2-1
- Post #79
- Forum: Vintage Sniper Rifles
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Reasor Game Changer Bag
Since you were asking about its merits compared to your Weibad pack, I would listen to Super Dave......considering he makes em Doc- Whiskey 2-1
- Post #9
- Forum: The Armory
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Suppressors Baffle Erosion, Silencerco Omega
You can certainly get erosion in the expansion/blast chamber over time, worse with SBR semis. Using the break attachment vs direct thread will help to reduce it some, as the break acts as a "sacrificial baffle". My old AAC M4-2000 ran on a 9.5" M4 and after a year or so of teaching carbine...- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
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Need suggestions for good leather rifle sling.
LOVE my Les Tam SR sling. I did shoot a Turner for years and it would serve you well also. Doc- Whiskey 2-1
- Post #9
- Forum: The Armory
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Absolute Marinara Heresy
I don't use the stuff, but it sure does get around. I like a horseradish-heavy cocktail or a remoulade as well.... though when the oysters are just right it doesnt need anything. As for Phillys, I much prefer provolone.- Whiskey 2-1
- Post #14
- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Absolute Marinara Heresy
He he, until the Crystal comes out. Though, being a TX transplant to NOLA, I was never as fond of the olive relish on the muffuletta as the true natives. Love a good poboy, though. Doc- Whiskey 2-1
- Post #9
- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Advanced Marksmanship 21 Dot Drill: what is a good run? Post pics of an "average" dot drill for you
There are, of course, a lot of different "realistic" expectations for a dot drill, depending on size of dots, position, platform, distance, time limit, etc. For 3/4 -1" dots like Franks target, a non hurried, non interrupted, prone position at 100yds with a quality rig, it is not unrealistic to...- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: Practical Marksmanship Questions
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Suppressors What happens if dealer closes?
The SOT will generally transfer them to another dealer. It happened to a shop here. My buddy took possession of all NFA items under his SOT and transferred them as the 4s came in. If it was simple bankruptcy that doesn't mean the holder of the SOT gave up his FFL/SOT. They could retain...- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
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Need someone to install a Badger EFR...............
Moon at Crescent Customs just did a pair for me. He always does awesome work. Send the whole gun if you have a heavy barrel. doc- Whiskey 2-1
- Post #6
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Straight Jacket Barrel System / Dracos Barrels : Anyone else considering these?
The only one I have seen shot well. I can't say how barrel life is, though. Josh from Wilder Tactical brought a Teludyne barreled Savage 300WM to Rifles Only several years ago. In the discussions about the barrel design, they decided to put on a hell of a hillbilly test. They routed out a 2x4...- Whiskey 2-1
- Post #10
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Any body have a GA Precision Rock and love it?
I have an original GAP Rock that is still one of my favorite rifles. I competed with it for many years, and I will never alter it. It is almost impossible to shoot poorly. The only thing I love more is my AI. Doc- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Standing Prone?
That position can be very useful in the field/competition. The general goal is to get as much support for the rifle and shooter as possible. Assuming the described position as opposed to backing away from the support structure and only supporting the front of the rifle is much more stable. As an...- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: Practical Marksmanship Questions
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Sidearms & Scatterguns Glock 34 with rmr holster
They do make a 6280 ALS pattern for a G34/35 with RMR. I have one and use it often. Of note, they designed it for an RMR which is mounted behind the rear sight, not in front of it. If your RMR is mounted in front of the rear sight, you will have to relieve a little bit of plastic from the...- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
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Night Vision KAC-Refurbished AN/PVS-30 from USNV
Is that you, Taylor? That was a lot of fun on the tower. Hits were stupid easy out to 500 on steel. Doc- Whiskey 2-1
- Post #14
- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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Advanced Marksmanship Position Shooting Standards
There is nothing wrong with taking forever to set up positional shots when you are practicing. You are learning to build a stable position. It takes time at first. Build it right each time at the beginning, and then after time, you will instantly know when something is "off". You will get faster...- Whiskey 2-1
- Post #24
- Forum: Practical Marksmanship Questions
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Advanced Marksmanship Position Shooting Standards
Another question to ask is under what conditions/time constraints. For standard sling supported positions, NRA across the course matches are a great way to assess your positional shooting. The 10 ring on the 200 yard sitting rapid fire target is a little over 3MOA. The 300 yard prone rapid fire...- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: Practical Marksmanship Questions
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Rifles Only FTW Sling! Update New Video/8-22-14
Dear sweet pink baby Jesus......Jacob cut his hair. I.....it's just......uh.....I don't know what to say.- Whiskey 2-1
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- Forum: The Armory
