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Specialty Handgun Hunting
Baby Muscle brake test/ Great American 338
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<blockquote data-quote="hammertyme" data-source="post: 367634" data-attributes="member: 12863"><p>Ernie</p><p> </p><p>Your correct, she is one incredible little lady. She is after her doctorate and is taking a statistics class. Sitting with my binder recording data for each gun while taping! Then for the sake of shortening the video she edits out me calling out the velocities. Today was especially challenging for her as the wind chill was at 12 degrees.</p><p> </p><p>A number of viewers have noticed that which is under the grip! Many years ago I quit trucking all my heavy bags to the range. I cut off a jeans pant leg and had Lisa sew up one end. I filled the flat bag so there was about an inch of sand in it and then had her sew it up. I call it my squeeze bag. With Bi-pod up front (very stable) I just squeeze the bag or release for elevation adjustment.</p><p> </p><p>Neal</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hammertyme, post: 367634, member: 12863"] Ernie Your correct, she is one incredible little lady. She is after her doctorate and is taking a statistics class. Sitting with my binder recording data for each gun while taping! Then for the sake of shortening the video she edits out me calling out the velocities. Today was especially challenging for her as the wind chill was at 12 degrees. A number of viewers have noticed that which is under the grip! Many years ago I quit trucking all my heavy bags to the range. I cut off a jeans pant leg and had Lisa sew up one end. I filled the flat bag so there was about an inch of sand in it and then had her sew it up. I call it my squeeze bag. With Bi-pod up front (very stable) I just squeeze the bag or release for elevation adjustment. Neal [/QUOTE]
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