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The other day we were talking about injuries and pain and I remembered bit by my pony Montana when I was 14 years old. He was blind on the left and while I was saddling up he turned his head and grabbed my belly. He just would not let go. I remember how much that hurt but I didn't blame him it...

Must be strong as they are using it on sailboats to replace 19 MM cable wire rigging

Don't know if I replied correctly but in case I didn't - I have several hundred Hornady cases once fired - wet tumbled - sized and primed with CCI BR4.

I have several hundred Hornady cases once fired - wet tumbled - sized and primed.

I did the same with an M14 Fort Dix 1968. Just the sternum and the groin. I could not wait to get my hands on that rifle. The DI took 6 rounds returning from patrol from a guy who didn't know the password. He could still out do me after 8 weeks of basic.

Ditto - have the National Records to prove it.

I visited this statue and was told parents take their naughty children here and warn them that this monster will come for them if they do right.

Congrats to Tobey - he has a great dad too!

I have the same can and do see a very noticeable cold bore POI shift. About 2 1/2" high and 3/4" left. The next two shots will be about 3/4 inch high and then it settles in. I had my gunsmith grind down the mounts so it locks up better which greatly increased accuracy. I have the least POI shift...

I have a nice M1a Scout which I keep for sentimental reasons. I upgrade about five parts and get some acceptable accuracy. Problem is that the rifle was not designed for an optic. Second problem is it was designed to be a rugged battle rifle not a tack driver. I love my M1a all the way back to...

I think Putin has done a much better job than Obama in Syria. He had them give up their chemical weapons and it is now very clear that Assad is a better choice than the radical fundamentalist. Putin has outplayed Obama on every level and with every call because he doesn't respect him and he...

I keep it for sentimental reasons. It was the start of a beautiful obsession.

308 - I would say 200 to start and build to 400 or 500 hundred. Every time I go all in and buy a bunch I find the same brass on sale the next week so I say 200 at a minimum to start.

I have found TAC to be the best allround powder for 556. I load four different rounds. The most accurate proved to be 77 grain SMK on 24 grains of RL10.

I dry fire before live fire to make sure I am set correctly and on target. If I move off center target I dry fire until I am solid and on point. It helps and saves ammo. If you are jerking or not loading the bipod (my biggest errors) you will see the rifle move when dry firing. I don't know why...

Wow even better and I thought I had a rare type!

Check out the name tag!

I use mine on everything from 223 to 308 including 6.5 and 6.8SPC

Spent my time in the service long ago and we never wore any hearing protection. We had ACAVs with two M60s one port and one starboard and a 50 Cal up front. When they would cut loose you wouldn't hear anything for 15 or 20 minutes. Today I wear both plugs and muffs and I don't have a problem...

Hope he chokes on it!!