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Ernie: Thanks for the post. Everybody else: Thanks for the comments, much appreciated.

All enties need to be in by July 1. Thanks for all who have sighned up.

So everyone understands, the round count is high because I don't want anybody to run out of ammo. As always someone drops a weapon or they break a scope and need to resight their weapon. Bring what you you think you will need to shoot between 70 and 90 targets per course and double engage them...

With a 130 Berger, about 3000, see Ernie that's what I keep telling you. 130, 130, 130 but know you never listen. Love ya man,LOL.

My opinion of the T/C is it will never consistantly out shoot a bolt gun, I'm not saying it can't happen I'm just saying that it won't do it consistantly. The problem is the lack of floating barrel, also anytime you break open an action there is no way to close it the same everytime with the...

No Sir , thanks to guys like you that make it worth the time and effort. GOD BLESS, Chuck

For those that have never shot a specialty pistol there is no way to explain. I can tell you that I shoot a rifle rather well (sub.200 at 100 most of the time, and 95% hits at 1200), I also shoot a handgun rather well. Now don't take this wrong because I'm not trying to brag, but I can't even...

I think after a ton of calling and checking on insurance, I believe we'll get this thing pulled off this year. In the mix I don't think we'll have time to get a shoot house or a high volume course set up. Some of the people we've talked to don't want a high volume course. Please send me your...

Hey Ernie, I bet it is somewhere around 2900 with a bc of lets say .590, LOL Have a great day. Mac (www.macsgunworks.com)

I got a call from Dave Loucke today and he said he had some great news. I asked what was up, and he replied with the answer. He said the next ITRC shoot will be in Arizona, March 2, 3, 4 of the year 2012. Just my opinion, not a good thing. I have been making phone calls like mad to see what can...

Just remember that because you have a muzzle break on the gun doesn't stop the scope from taking it. The scope feels what is going on at the time the trigger is pulled like all the metal moving when the trigger is pulled and the chamber starts to swell until it is all over. All we feel is what...

:D Thanks for all the support guys. GOD BLESS, Mac

It also helps to make sure your head is in the same place by closing up the field of view. With a good break you can shoot a 7mm SAUM with two fingers without any head banging going on. GOD BLESS, Chuck

I use 88 gr Bergers and 95 gr Bergers.

1200 yds and they did it oh so well, now I think I'm going to make my new MOA into a 338BR before hunting season so I can shoot a deer and an antelope with it. After hunting season I might change it up to a 6br or a 6x47 Lapua.