Recent content by WYcowgirl

The points carry over but you can only buy points as a nonresident. Residents can only get points by being unsuccessful in a draw. You can buy points for 20 years to get a nce bull moose tag, which is smart to start young.

Well, it's hard to say, but I'll tell you me and a buddy bought suppressors on the same day and handed in paperwork same day. I received mine 8 months before he received his. I dont know why, and ours were done with same company, Silencer Central and we called ATF and similar response. I think...

You can't take your suppresor to a different state unless in advance you write the LE in that area prior to your trip that you will be bringing it and get approved. Also, you need to have your stamp on you or atleast a copy of the stamp with a letter of approval. It's a hassle but that's the system.

Its the same. It goes in jail till you get the stamp, but I'm sure you can walk out the door with the rifle and come back for suppresor when cleared by ATF.

Yes, and impact shift. I had my 6.5 sighted in and put suppresor on and it was 1 inch right and 2 inches low, but you get more distance when shooting. Love shooting with a suppresor.

Its hard to tell which gives you better reduction with recoil, but I had a Christensen arms and the brake went all the way around and the amout of ground debris i would get in my eye hunting sucked. I have been able to kill more than one elk at a time, me and a buddy had suppressors and he shot...

I have bought several suppresors from Silencer Central and they make it great with the gun trust and I love their suppressors. It's a super easy process and when you buy more its easier each time to update your trust.

I use a burn cover because it cuts down on mariage when shooting long distance. I shoot PRS competitions and usually shoot 10 rounds very quickly and it heats up fast. The cover cuts down on the amount of mirage you see in the scope.

I see a few kids shooting PRS and they are awesome. They average high scores and are super quick shooting positions on a variety of stations. I love seeing kids compete.

I shoot PRS locally every weekend in the Northern Colorado southern Wyoming area called Wyco PRL.