Long Distance Ranges

[Tim K]

Rgr that, yes Sir. I'd love to come again and I will eventually, just need to gather some more time and money... Time usually being the biggest culprit. I don't think it would make much sense to fill out a drop sheet when I just shoot the cheapest thing I can find at Wall-Natsy or whatever store I happen to drop by. That's why I'd like to get it into someone's hands who knows what they are doing for a week or two and let them test different loads, see groupings, etc. I just don't have the time for it. Seems like I've been "on call" every weekend for the past several months.... grrrr.

Not only will it be difficult to find someone willing to sort out your rifle for you (it's a lot of work, and a lot to ask), but it's probably counterproductive to your development as a shooter anyway. I have a wealthy friend who does exactly that, and as a result he doesn't know his gear, his ammo, or his dope. He shoots poorly.

A much better plan would be to get with any of the more experienced shooters here and spend a few hours together. Let one of them help you through the process, but be a part of the process. I know I've volunteered to help you in the past, and I'm sure there are 10 other more qualified guys here who would do the same. It will be for the best in the long run.

[BigBear]

...A much better plan would be to get with any of the more experienced shooters here and spend a few hours together. Let one of them help you through the process, but be a part of the process. I know I've volunteered to help you in the past, and I'm sure there are 10 other more qualified guys here who would do the same. It will be for the best in the long run.

Rgr, I hear you. It's back to arrangeing schedules and such again. I'll get it figured out sooner or later. I do sincerely appreciate all the help/advice/etc I've been given on here. It's a wonderful site.

[USMC88-93]

http://crci.org/ (have to be a member of guest of a member)