STL_Shooter
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Hmmm... Reckon that means I can shoot quarter minute groups off a bipod on concrete -
in my sleep!?!
Cool. Thanks, S1! Baacck to sleep...
in my sleep!?!
Cool. Thanks, S1! Baacck to sleep...
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Boyd Heaton
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S1....D.C. and myself would be more than happy to show you around......Darryl,just dropped off my barrel and action tonight...Phil said it would be done in two week's.....
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Boyd Heaton
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Sorry S1,Can't tell you.Top sercret stuff....I don't want Darryl to find out.....Wanna keep him in the dark as long as possible
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Darryl Cassel
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S1
I forgot to tell you, the rules for rifles do not allow bipods or any attachments to the stock in the light gun class.
No attachments to stocks such as but not limited to guides, slides, rails, blocks ect.
You can shoot prone with a front adjustable rest and sand bag or shoot from the bench in the light gun class which is up to 16 1/2 Lb.---Max muzzle diameter of .950"--max stock width of 3". Brakes are allowed in the light gun class but not the heavy guns.
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I forgot to tell you, the rules for rifles do not allow bipods or any attachments to the stock in the light gun class.
No attachments to stocks such as but not limited to guides, slides, rails, blocks ect.
You can shoot prone with a front adjustable rest and sand bag or shoot from the bench in the light gun class which is up to 16 1/2 Lb.---Max muzzle diameter of .950"--max stock width of 3". Brakes are allowed in the light gun class but not the heavy guns.
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Darryl Cassel
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S1
The brake cant be bigger then .950" either. No rearward discharge of the gases.
Barrel to have a constant tapor from 6" in front of the bolt face to the muzzle.
1/2" of sand between bottom of the stock and the retainer or container of the front rest.
No adjustable rear rest allowed in the light gun class, only sand bags.
Hope that helped.
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The brake cant be bigger then .950" either. No rearward discharge of the gases.
Barrel to have a constant tapor from 6" in front of the bolt face to the muzzle.
1/2" of sand between bottom of the stock and the retainer or container of the front rest.
No adjustable rear rest allowed in the light gun class, only sand bags.
Hope that helped.
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Darryl Cassel
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S1
That's about the way it is in the Heavy guns with a 100# limit. There are rules there too but not barrel tapor or no attachments to the stocks which ARE allowed.
The Light guns were set up many years ago to put everyone on the same playing field to start with. The class has grown rapidly and everyone has built guns to suit the rule structure.
It has worked for us at Williamsport and we are the oldest and largest 1000 yd club in the World.
We hold all 10 shot World Records also.
Come join us and have some fun.
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That's about the way it is in the Heavy guns with a 100# limit. There are rules there too but not barrel tapor or no attachments to the stocks which ARE allowed.
The Light guns were set up many years ago to put everyone on the same playing field to start with. The class has grown rapidly and everyone has built guns to suit the rule structure.
It has worked for us at Williamsport and we are the oldest and largest 1000 yd club in the World.
We hold all 10 shot World Records also.
Come join us and have some fun.
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Now wait a minute.
If you hold all the ten shot world records at that range, and your range is so hard to shoot at, and no one has figured your range out in over 30 years, what gives?
If you hold all the ten shot world records at that range, and your range is so hard to shoot at, and no one has figured your range out in over 30 years, what gives?
Darryl Cassel
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Thats right Charles---Luck
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Valid question, no serious answer?
