308 FTR for Kenneth Thomas

Mr. Richard I hear you been sick, hope you get well soon, the sleeper team got to be ready, don’t worry about the fog on your glasses. All fogged up and shot X’s. No body else knows that,lol.

I’m good for either. I’m ready to shoot. Been a long time off.

308 FTR for me, and if I need to come over a day or two before the match to help get things ready let me know, other wise I will be there early to help set up.

Hope you feeling better real soon, hurry on back Reese Bottom will not be the same until you are back in Charge! Thanks for all you have done for us Mr. Wynne.

Count me in 308, what time is a good time to be there?

308 FTR for me, thanks.

Hey Steve count me in with my 308

Kenneth Thomas 308 FTR

I will be glad to take that task as I know where targets and etc. are. I can get the range ready also, would need some help with the scoring but have a few I can ask. Just let me know, going back to old school, LOL.

Kenneth Thomas 308 off the bipod

I ment after it soaked for a few minutes, wouldn’t the rod soften back up so you could push it out.

If you poured more carb cleaner back on top of the dewey rod and leaving it for short time wouldn’t soften back up?

Hey Mr. Richard are you ready, I’m ready and looking forward to Saturday.

Brett I’m still learning like a rookie shooter. I learn each time I go to a match. I have found that shooting big heavy bullets seem to work for me. One reason is the higher BC but also found you can’t depend on the BC, you still have to your part. I shot 168’s at a thousand but at a higher muzzle velocity. The heavy bullets retain velocity down…[Read more]

The old scale is working, scores creeping back up.

Well Brett I guess we wore the scale topic out so let’s see how we do with this one. I have shot a thousand yard match and it was very interesting. First thing I learned I didn’t have enough scope for a thousand, I ran out of moa. I did have a 20 moa rail, and shooting 168 gr bullets that was not suppose to make the trip without tumbling. But a…[Read more]

Kenneth Thomas 308 with bipod

I do believe having that confidence in your equipment helps your shooting.

That’s a lot of bullets and powder. I like to watch that beam move when I’m trickling powder into the pan.