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Your obviously a race fan of some sort, as am I and recognize that patch.

The Hoosier patch doesn’t quite match.

Actually the Eagle HRSC has shoulder straps on the other side to carry it like a rucksack. It was the first thing that came to my mind as well. Eagle made those and later Galati made a version. Triad made a shooting mat that you could add shoulder straps to, more of a minimalist version...

And at the end of the day we used what was issued and figured it out. It’s not like they opened up the gun store and let us have what we thought we wanted. We used what we had.

Your not wrong

The term Sordin is a bit off these days. There are a few places using the cups and headsets putting their electronics in them. Safariland / Tac Comm / etc. I always put gel pads on them and sometimes put foam earplugs in when shooting bigger stuff. I’ve killed the electronics in an original...

Hope you decide to do another run, I totally missed this.

Not sure I’m a fan of that type of censorship.

Deepest condolences and prayers for you and your family.

Great to hear. I’m in conversation with him about building a rifle for me.

I was there to shoot poorly, but have a good time.

I was simply not wanting to modify the White Oak set up. What handguard are you using?

I’ve done fine with my AR out to 800. It’s tough out to 1,000 or so. 850 at Pig River was it was good and I it’s got a small round hand guard so it’s much harder to shoot off a a bag and the props due to the handguard. If it was a flat bottom it would be easier but who wants easy.

And this point. This isn’t the military or LE. This is a podcast, a match, or class. No one wants to make a difference, rather just point to this same thing. That said I don’t care at all what Frank or whomever say as they teach their class. If I didn’t like it I’ll go elsewhere and vote with...

But is the hotel next to the watering hole. That’s a must!

Welcome back

I have to agree, it’s largely a matter of if the industrial complex could support it anytime soon.

Put the Forester die back together and adjust it properly, I’ve not seen any reason to run bushing dies, especially with an AR.

A few hours in the tumbler and it’s ready to move on.

I will wet tumble it later in the process. I’ve played around with it both as an early step and as the last step before priming. At this point I’ve been wet tumbling after trimming.