New Member from Indiana

[mooredj]

New Member from Indiana. Originally born in NW South Dakota and learned to shoot at the age of 11 when we moved back to NW South Dakota after a few years. I still have the S&W 1500 (Howa) .25-06 I used to take my first pronghorn and muley when I was 12. Had it sighted so zero was at 200yds. Lots of guys out there used .22-250s at the time for coyotes (always a problem). I jumped on the 6.5 Creedmoor bandwagon a few years back. I reload and have a chronograph so I can work the loads in to where I need them to be. I will be shooting out to 1000yds later this year. I have to travel out 2hrs just to get somewhere in Indiana where you can do this. Ultimately I would like to build a .338 NM and go out west and take it out a mile. I have a friend training me who was a prior PRS shooter and trains LE and military long range shooting and ballistics.

Hi to everyone here and thanks for letting me join your community,

David

 

[cornshank]

New Member from Indiana. Originally born in NW South Dakota and learned to shoot at the age of 11 when we moved back to NW South Dakota after a few years. I still have the S&W 1500 (Howa) .25-06 I used to take my first pronghorn and muley. Had it sighted so zero was at 200yds. Lots of guys out there uses .22-250s at the time for coyotes (always a problem). I jumped on the 6.5 Creedmoor bandwagon a few years back. I reload and have a chronograph so I can work the loads in to where I need them to be. I will be shooting out to 1000yds later this year. I have to travel out 2hrs just to get somewhere in Indiana where you can do this. Ultimately I would like to build a .338 NM and go out west and take it out a mile. I have a friend training me who was a prior PRS shooter and trains LE and military long range shooting and ballistics.

Hi to everyone here and thanks for letting me join your community,

David

Thanks for joining ,I like the phrase creedmore bandwagon ,
I came close to joining the 6.5 crowd , I had a Mauser model 18 I think , in my shopping cart in 6.5 PRC , but got buck fever and couldn't pull the trigger!

 

[crystalgayleguy]

welcome and greetings from north of the dfw texas area glad to have you on board this is an awesome forum you'll love it

 

[badthirtyone]

Welcome from Colorado.

 

[Texanjohn]

Welcome, I'd say welcome to the rabbit hole but it appears your well into it, you will love it here, great, knowledgeable people, freely sharing info for all, you will fit right in.

 

[ShtrRdy]

Welcome to the forum! Thank you for the nice intro. Were you near Camp Crook or Buffalo?

 

[Reelamin]

Welcome to a great information and helpful forum. Please share your experiences as we all learn from others. Enjoy the ride while you get to your destination.

 

[Big Trouble]

Welcome from your next door neighbor!

 

[Rick Richard]

Welcome from North Carolina

 

[mooredj]

Welcome to the forum! Thank you for the nice intro. Were you near Camp Crook or Buffalo?

Isabel. Sad to see the population declines in the towns out there since I lived there. The schools shut down and then the towns slowly dwindle.

 

[Liberator]

Welcome ! From Eastern Washington State !

 

[Heavyiron]

Welcome to LRH. Great to have you on board.

 

[ButterBean]

Welcome from West Terre Haute

 

[logman48]

Welcome from Tonto Basin Az!!!