Centre Punch
Well-Known Member
Dave7mm,
The benchreat fraternity here in the UK nearly all come from one area in the north west. There are about 30 of them and they were very cliquey. I was an outsider coming from another part of the country and a different club.
On my first match i took a second with a .268" agg and i was very pleased.
I was severly verbaly abused by the other shooters and this went on when every time i was successfull.
On my last day of benchrest after i had made the decision to quit i shot a British record breaker of .067" during a practice and with that i have never shot HV since.
By the way i served a 5 year apprenticeship in 1976-81 as a toolmaker and was a master machinist when i retired with ill health in 2000, so i too like to see nice machine work.
It is also because of my engineering background that i dont use Lee re-loading equipment, the quality is $hite, when i see the aluminuim and steel parts together it makes me shudder.
I have not touched a lathe or mill for some years now but i am working on creating my own workshop in the future.
Ian.
The benchreat fraternity here in the UK nearly all come from one area in the north west. There are about 30 of them and they were very cliquey. I was an outsider coming from another part of the country and a different club.
On my first match i took a second with a .268" agg and i was very pleased.
I was severly verbaly abused by the other shooters and this went on when every time i was successfull.
On my last day of benchrest after i had made the decision to quit i shot a British record breaker of .067" during a practice and with that i have never shot HV since.
By the way i served a 5 year apprenticeship in 1976-81 as a toolmaker and was a master machinist when i retired with ill health in 2000, so i too like to see nice machine work.
It is also because of my engineering background that i dont use Lee re-loading equipment, the quality is $hite, when i see the aluminuim and steel parts together it makes me shudder.
I have not touched a lathe or mill for some years now but i am working on creating my own workshop in the future.
Ian.