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Living in a state/area where just about every household has more than one firearm in it, open carry laws as well as generous CCP approval for non-criminals...that in itself keeps the break-ins/thefts of firearms down here....even with a HUGE Meth problem in this area. I handle Homeowner and...

You don't need extra coverage for the risk of fire anyway. The limitation in the Homeowner policies (usually $1,500-$3,000) is for Theft only. If your house burns down or a water line bursts over your gun room and all your guns are damaged, then you have the full Personal Property coverage limit...

130 Gr OTM Barrier-Blind (MK 319 Mod 0 pulls) in LC Brass in both .308 and .300 Blk.

Any report on these cans?

Only part of this i can contribute to is to answer your question on decent cheap chrono 's. I have had good success with my $89 Caldwell from Midway. Came with a Aux cord which attaches to my iPad (or iPhone) and the App is free. Have used it in overcast and direct sunlight for several hours and...

Some of it comes from Prize Table swag as well. Have seen several instances from just my limited competition experience where I saw a guy pick a scope up from a prize table on Sunday and it was posted on here for sale Sunday night. Not that its a bad thing...if you don't need a scope, then a few...

Just chrono'd this load yesterday from my R700 AAC-SD. Factory 20" 1-10 twist barrel, magazine fed, HS precision M24 stock. Have used this rifle in comps (but stupidly, not in yours last weekend--used my gas gun). 130gr OTM/SOST (MK 319 Mod 0 pulls) 46 gr H4895 BR 2 Primers FC 1x Brass...

Unless you happen to have this particular atmospheric data gathering system Downrange Systems - Home you aren't going to have the exact/correct data to input into any app that gives you correct windage adjustments AT or NEAR THE TARGET. The app just gives you an educated W.A.G based on what...

Just load tested/chrono'd the following yesterday from my AAC-SD (HS Precision M24 stock, Magazine Fed, Timney trigger, Muzzle Brake, USO ST-10 scope) 44gr IMR 4064, FC Brass, BR 2 Primers, 175 SMK Lake City pull downs MV: 2600 FPS (10 shots Avg) The 10 shots were broken into 2-5 shot groups...

If figured they did too. But it was only 6:15 AM in California when I posted this, so I thought I would try here first.

Seller did not have the manual and this is my first USO and MOA based optic. It has the 44mm objective, MOA Scale Type 1 reticle, fixed 10x mag, ERGO parallax, US#3 1/4 IPHY elevation with zero stop and US#1 1/4 IPHY windage. Can't figure out the zero stop function...any assistance or...

I have a 20" 10 twist (AAC-SD) and just ran chrono #s on the following (Use at your own risk and all that...); 175 SMK (Lake City Pull Downs) FGMM 1x brass BR2 Primers 46.5 gr H4895 MV= 2664 SD= 5.7 Primers and brass looked fine. Did not shoot groups with it bc I forgot my paper target stand...

Here is a video of the "scissor lift" on the 'Max Ordinance' section of stage 2 . Pardon the Crackberry quality...not sure what's up with the sound. Sounds like he is shooting a suppressed nerf gun...and his rifle wasn't even suppressed. Anyway, best/most fun stage I ever shot...Stage 2 was the...

Yeah....had 2 of those over dinner at the Tilted Kilt while going over the match book. I noticed the more devious stages were authored by you as well. Looks to be a fun weekend....

"Snakehandler" ain't no joke.....damn you Cuckler..

All of the ammo is loaded and chrono'd, the rifles and gear are cased and ready to travel so its time to relax until Friday morning when i hit the road to 'Bama. Looking forward to meeting some new people and burning some powder....cheers

I know you are asking about 168's but I thought I would chime in with my recent experience with these powders. I just chrono'd some hand loads of 175 SMK's using both powders. 77 degrees and 84% Humidity during the testing. 43.8 IMR 4895 and 42.7 of H4895 from my 16" AR 10. IMR 4895: Avg...

It's weird, but this new store is like a "Bass Pro-Lite". It is small compared to the one 1.5 hrs up the road in Sevierville, TN, which is 2 stories. This one is mostly taken up on the inside by boats, fishing gear and ATV/UTV's... minimal clothing and a small (by comparison) hunting/gun...

Have a brand new Bass Pro here that just opened a month ago....this was all that was on the shelves recently when I went in there. One lone bottle of powder... Thankfully, two locally owned stores are stocked somewhat. For anyone interested/local, Colgards in Norton, VA has a huge supply...

Best advice I have seen for a new shooter's initial purchase. The AICS 1.5 is a tad on the heavy side for hauling around but if you are just starting and just shooting bench/prone, then the weight won't matter. If you bought all the things this rifle has separately, you would have more in it...