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Folks, Richard asked me to post the following regarding this weekend: Last matches of the season at Bridgeville. Saturday and Sunday matches start at 10:00 am. and there are classes for Light Gun, Heavy Gun and Factory. SOY points are given for each day. See you on the line! Jerry Ware

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Folks, Since Mother Nature kept us from shooting last month, we get to shoot 2 days this month! The make-up match will be held on Saturday the 20th with the regular match on Sunday the 21st. Registration at 8:00 am. See you on the line, Jerry Ware

This from Richard, Good evening everyone..... I really hate to have to do this but due to the possibility of very bad weather heading our way we will be cancelling the match for Sunday 1/24/16 ..... We would like to reschedule this match as a 2 day in Feb ..... Our regular 600 yard match is...

What to know, shooting IBS 600 at Bridgeville, DE Hi Eric, 1.) We shoot 4 targets each for Light and Heavy. Five shots for record in all classes in IBS 600 yard benchrest. 2.) Registration starts at 8:00 am. Set up the wind flags. Match starts at 10:00 am. 3.) The pits are worked by local...

Let's bump the scope ad and get shoot info back up. Jerry

Hello folks, Richard asked me to spread the word regarding this month's match date. Bridgeville usually shoots the third Sunday of the month, but due to the IBS annual meeting that weekend, the shoot is being held on Sunday the 24th. The match in February is on the 21st and March is the 2-day...

Thread mic Lee, I am a Toolmaker by trade and yes, enjoy and use and buy the best tooling for our shop where I am employed. I work for a medical devices company and can purchase whatever tooling I choose. However, for my home shop where I do my own gunsmithing work, I am quite frugal. I...

Gary, Three questions, 3 answers. 1.) Anyone who has the reamer, or is willing to order one. 2.) They're made of brass. Others are too. The same, I guess. 3.) A man named Mr. X Hope this helps. Jerry

Fussy1, Kinda funny.....I've known for decades that "I'm just not one of the cool kids". Jerry

Contagious, Glad you got your answer. Fussy1....what in the heck does IMNTBHO mean? Jerry

Topshelf? How 'bout you just buy one. Then if you're that good.......make it better. Do the research. Patent it. Until then, please don't rip off ideas or designs of people that have gone the distance. Jerry

All, Four target 600 yard IBS benchrest matches on Saturday and Sunday at Bridgeville Rifle and Pistol Club. They will run Light and Heavy on both days with a factory class as well. Yeah....the food is awesome too! Bring lots of ammo. Jerry

Take a look at this little bugger. Have any of you used something similar? I have polished a couple barrels "the hard way" with strips of emery cloth and am definitely looking to motorize the process...

Folks, Richard Timmons, 600 yd. shoot director at Bridgeville, DE has asked me to post that this Sunday's shoot will run as scheduled. Jerry

Jim, I'd like to hear more about you "freezing" barrels. Perhaps this could be a topic for another thread instead of taking this one off topic or we could take it offline with PM's. Thanks much, Jerry

Mr. Spears, Nice find with the Pelican case. Thanks for sharing. I'm glad to see that folks are getting the call from Ernie. Hope I get my call soon! Jerry

Boyd, Try one of the products used as non-slip mats for shelves or tool boxes. I bought a roll of the item for shelves and the rear bag stays put. http://www.homedepot.com/p/t/202583896?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&keyword=shelf+liner&storeId=10051&N=5yc1v&R=202583896...

Wideglide, Your Redding dies will probably work well for you. If you can load straight, consistent ammo with them, you're good to go. As other posters have said, a custom full length die w/neck bushing and seating die made to YOUR chamber are the way to go. None better, but you have options...

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