Do You Shoot Rifle Competition?

wildcat · #8 05-10-2008, 02:36 PM

I shoot 1k comps. Getting better every year.

W.

James H · #9 05-31-2008, 11:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Boss Hoss

I compete at the closest IBS range to me and that is in Auora Mo. Will be going to an event or 2 in Raton this year as well.

Thank you. I was asking because I hadn't heard of any LR matches in Texas.
How much longer are you going to let Christina woop up on you in MO, or do you not shoot Heavy gun?

James

Cobramach1 · #10 06-02-2008, 10:59 AM

I don't currently nor have I ever tried, but I'm thinking it would be kind of fun and may start doing it sometime in the future. I'm just afraid I'll get really anal in my methods of loading if I start to do that which will lead to spending more money on the hobby and I have too many expensive hobbies the way it is.

Jeff W. · #11 06-29-2008, 02:28 PM

I shoot 100/200/300 NBRSA competitions in the southwest region. Ben Avery is my home range. I shoot a custom 6PPC - McMillan/Bruno graphite stock, BAT SV action, Krieger 13.5 SS barrel, Jewel 2oz trigger, John Loh rings, and March 50 scope.

gnettleton · #12 08-25-2008, 02:38 PM

I shoot Sniper Tactical Matches, both .308 and a SPR .223 in Texas and some neighboring states

archdlx · #13 09-06-2008, 05:48 PM

Not yet, but am planning to start BPCRS, if time allows, and gas doesn't get much higher!

RedMan* · #14 09-17-2008, 08:51 PM

I have been competing for 5-6 years.
Won a handfull of events.

Trigger time is good time. Makes no differance is it's a .22 With the price of reloading components lots of guys are training with .22's.

With a 500 yard range in my back yard with reactive steal it's a good stress relief.

Yes if you actually do your reloading you will become more retentive...........but not to the aspects of Bench Rest reloading.

It's all good guys.

Stu