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8x or 10x?

Instead of selling, split the bottle with your wife and see if she's in the mood to make children rather than sell Bourbon. ;)

I'll take it. Will PM for details.

BrotherHood Arms in Watertown SD had 2 of them w/MOAR reticles, can't recall if they were covered or exposed turrets though. Probably worth a call.

Re: Quick question about loading 223 on a progressive. <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: .300 AT&T</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I do precision .223 on a Dillion and they state that you MUST use resizing lube even if you use their carbide 223...

I have a 308 and 243AI both in A-3's and a 223AI in a T-2. I like both patterns fine. I'm going to have a 7WSM put together this winter, pretty much an F-class exclusive rifle, and was wondering if what other guys are using for F-class stocks. I'm not big on the A-4 or 5. Anyone use...

Re: Steel Target Stands 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2"

Re: Steel Target Stands Easy to both carry and store quite a few of them as well. Coupla hooks along a garage sidewall will hold a bunch.

Re: Forster Jaw Housing Replacement How much for the new piece? Anyone know where to get extra springs while we're on the subject?

I finally got around to a picture of the very simple but effective stands we use. Just a 10' length of 1/2" cold or hot rolled steel. 2 90 degree bends 4' in from each edge. Slide a 6"-12" chunk of chain onto the 2' flat and tack in place. Hang the targets via S-hooks. Sharpen the ends of...

Re: Building steel targets <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: dmg264</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> I would like to try some 1/4" plate at some longer distances(past 600 yards) to see how it would hold up. I move my targets alot and the lighter the...

Re: Frame for steel targets? If you buy chain with large enough link gaps to slip over the rod frames no need to weld them at all.

Re: Frame for steel targets? Start with 10' cold rolled rods. The "U" ends up being 2' wide and 4' high. Gives you plenty to stick into the ground and be stable while keeping the targets up above any higher grass etc.

Re: Frame for steel targets? 3/8" cold-rolled bent into a square cornered "U" shape. Weld on the chains, hang targets via "S" hooks. We grind a point onto the open ends of the "U" so they stick into the ground more easily. We used 10" lengths and made them 24" across the bottom of the "U"...

Re: Shooting Platform for Varmint Hunting Mine sorta looks like sticking the rifle between the side-mirror and the open side window of my pickup. Sorta like a Swedish tank in that you have to swing the whole rig around to adjust fire for different angles.