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Wynne Echols replied to the topic Why Do "WE" Shoot ? in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
I shoot for the same reasons that I played golf. I try to beat myself. I have no problem with you out shooting me, I just want to make sure that you have to shoot well to come out on top. One of my fondest memories of a recent match was the month that Britt beat my agg by such a small margin that we agreed to go back and re measure. He won…[Read more]
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Wynne Echols replied to the topic Remington 700 sendero 300 ultra mag in the forum Reese Bottom Buy/Sell Forum 12 years, 3 months ago
Lukas, please read the post above “attaching a photo to a post” If that does not help you, then please send me an email or call. This website will not accept a photo file over 1300kb and most SLR type cameras create photo files much larger than that. If you need more help, give me a holler. WWE
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Wynne Echols started the topic A Sizing Brass Question in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
I stumbled across an article online today that suggested that a brass case, while being re sized, will take the shape of the inside of the die and if not done properly will experience a certain amount of spring back which could lead to such things as inconsistent neck tension and shoulder bump. The article suggested that rather than using a…[Read more]
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Wynne Echols started the topic Electronic Trickler in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
Has anyone on the forum had any experience with an electronic powder trickler? I was wondering how dependable they are. Also, how do they compare to the manual trickler? Thanks, WWE
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Wynne Echols replied to the topic Announcing the May Mid Range Prone Match in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
Mr. Mike, you need to look no further. Take a good look at the photo. Click the photo to enlarge. Oops, I am referring to the table. I encourage you to use this opportunity to spank the guys. WWE
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Wynne Echols replied to the topic Helpful hints in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
Gary, Have you determined how many rounds down the tube before the carbon ring begins to affect accuracy? Seems to me, that for those fortunate enough to have a bore scope, it would be simpler to trim the cases a little shorter and not have to worry about trimming after every shooting. Does this long length require you to have to trim after…[Read more]
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Wynne Echols replied to the topic Helpful hints in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
Good stuff guys. I must admit that I have fudged a little and slipped up and down the bench rest line and peeped through other shooter’s rifle scopes. I noticed that many of the other shooter’s scopes do not line up with my eye. For the scope owner or the peeper, wouldn’t the rifle end up being canted? Will an accurate rifle allow for any cant…[Read more]
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Wynne Echols replied to the topic Helpful hints in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
Gary, I learned something tonight. Thanks for sharing. I never had noticed the flat area on the bottom of a rifle scope. I had to see for myself. I am attaching a photo of the mentioned area although this scope is atop a little hunting rifle with split mounts and a very wide gap. I can see where this would work well on a one piece rail.…[Read more]
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Wynne Echols replied to the topic Tornado's in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
Brent, I noticed that you maybe tried to upload a photo. If you have not already, read the topic ‘how to attach a photo’. One forum member misunderstood what I was trying to say about reducing the size of the photo file. If you use the method described, reduce the size for 100% to 20%, not by 20% which leaves the file size at 80% of the…[Read more]
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Wynne Echols replied to the topic Cleaning Brass while Reloading in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
David, great to know that the chat forum is being monitored in PA. Would you care to share what product you use to lube your bullets.
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Wynne Echols replied to the topic Tornado's in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
The wife has just returned from her morning walk. She says that there is a little debris and a few limbs down here in Linden. Sounds like we were lucky. WWE
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Wynne Echols started the topic Attaching a photo to a Post in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
We received an email this morning asking how to attach a photo to a post for an item for sale. Chat post will also accept attachments. Here is the process as I understand it. This process works on a PC, a MAC would be different and I cannot be much help. Take an up close photo and get that photo transferred or copy/paste from your camera card…[Read more]
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Wynne Echols started the topic Announcing the May Mid Range Prone Match in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
The match is mentioned on the home page, here are the details. On Saturday May 17, 2014 Backwater Custom Rifles will sponsor a Mid Range Prone Match at Reese Bottom. For those interested, plans are to start the day with an open discussion about the strategy of becoming a successful F-Class shooter. This will begin at 8:00 a.m. and as soon as…[Read more]
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Wynne Echols started the topic Sending a Private Message in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
It has been mentioned in another topic the desire to speak privately so we will give the subject it’s own topic. A registered member may contact another registered member as follows: click the avatar of the registered member to whom you wish to send a private message. This should open up on their personal page within the website. Look to the…[Read more]
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Wynne Echols replied to the topic Cleaning Brass while Reloading in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
Gunny, I also have a Tumlers Tumbler that I use on occasion as well as a Lyman vibrating tumbler with walnut media. As for the Tumler’s product, I have heard it suggested that the tumbler was rough on the brass but does a good job cleaning. I would suggest filling the drum full of water, not half full, to keep the brass from beating itself to…[Read more]
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Wynne Echols replied to the topic 6.5 bullets and loads in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
The rifle is that good shooting 6.5 X 47 from Ralph, Al. I know nothing about the conditions. Mr P. do you care to join the conversation?
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Wynne Echols started the topic Cleaning Brass while Reloading in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
How do you clean or shine your brass during reloading? What media do you use? Does anyone on this Forum have any experience with stainless steel media? Thanks in advance. WWE
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Wynne Echols replied to the topic Load development in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
Here is what I have noticed over the last let’s say three years or so that I have been involved with competitive shooting. Winning group sizes have shrunk by a huge percentage. This can be attributed to lots of things: better components, better gunsmithing, better reloading, better shooters, you get the idea. But the fact is that the winning…[Read more]
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Wynne Echols started the topic 6.5 bullets and loads in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
The fellow from Toby Powell Excavating writes in and ask: what is your favorite 6.5 bullet and why. Stated that he has a bullet that will shoot in a hole @ 119 yards but will not shoot in a hole at 500 yards and he cannot figure out why. Your comment and help with this is greatly appreciated.
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Wynne Echols replied to the topic Load development in the forum Reese Bottom Chat Room 12 years, 3 months ago
This is great stuff and I applaud you fellows for taking the time to share your understanding of our sport. Gunny mentioned being consistent with what you do and then stated that he does not weigh his primers. I do not either, BUT, it has been suggested to me that for all reloads to be the same, they all have to be exactly the same(whatever that…[Read more]
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