Recent content by Kwait40

I was able to compete in 2021 and 2022. Training for it depends on what you want to do while you're there. It's really not too hard to be ready for it if all you want to do is make time. I'm not sure if they changed the time requirements this year or not but the past two years it was 16 min per...

I would agree with a force fetch routine. Was one of the worst two weeks with my chessie but it builds a stronger bond and relationship with the dog in the end.

Assuming you are using a 100 yard zero. I would use the absolute pressure from the kestrel wherever you are hunting or shooting (not your zero location). When you put in the pressure and temp in the app it will give you a mean altitude. I say this again assuming a 100 yard zero as your zero...

No. I haven’t had any more dealings with them. Seems like no one has complained about not getting their items however it sounds like they might not be shipping hazmat items properly anymore.

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Yes they came in a HazMat labeled box from FedEx

Kinda fascinating that after 10 years the recommendations haven’t changed much. I would guess that any $100+ set of rings is going to get the job done I ran Warne mountain tech on my prs rifle last year but recently went to the new ARC M-Brace

I took this out to Colorado this year for a bear hunt. Worked like a charm. Not sure if I would’ve been able to get a shot off without having a tripod. I attached a short 3 inch arca rail to the bravo chassis

I bought some primers from them on gunbroker a year ago and didn’t have any problems.

I made a bow rack from an old shed cut and attached to a pine board.

6.5 Sherman Short KRG Bravo Chassis I ended up sponge painting the camo

More good info on forum.accurateshooter.com if you search the ultimate solution to neck tension accurate shooter in google it should come up first -sorry can't post the link.

I would agree that with the previous posters that he is stuck in his ideas or way of thinking. I did go to his website to try and gain a better perspective on his background and training, which was somewhat impressive I guess. He has worked at some decent companies i.e. Speer and Burris while...