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Worker, Mine is a 222. Seems to shoot 50gr Bergers and the red tipped Hornadys quite well. Can't remember what powder I was using. Will have to look. My rifle only weighs a little over 6 lbs, combine that with a two pc stock,,,,, it is very sensitive to gun handling. The bore in mine appears...

Steve we really appreciate your posts! Wish I could have been there.

Glenn, I'm guessing you have many stories you could tell from your very interesting career. D Coots, I'm guessing you have many stories you could tell about exiting (or being forced to exit) mexican restaurants!

Wow, a .200" agg good for 23rd place!!!???

Thanks for posting Steve!

Proof that Baggett has no heart At the East West this year I was leading light 100 thru 4. I heard they had posted the 5th match. On my way to the results Baggett stopped me and shook my hand. He said “congratulations on your finish”. I said, did I win ? He said “No,, I passed you with an 079!”...

Worker, I had best accuracy placing the very rear of the forearm,, right next to the receiver, on the front rest. Hand very lightly on the forearm in front of the rest.

I sanded out my forearm for clearance and bedded it to the support thingy. Can’t remember if I bedded the rear stock.

Have an 1885 in 222. It’s a shooter. Bore looks lapped. Trigger was a little heavy tho. Fixed now. With wind flags it will shoot actual 3/8 three shot groups at a hundred. Not internet measurements. Mark

“International charges.... “ that’s funny! Ed reached out to me today and all is taken care of. Mark

My ability to shoot the Rattlesnake will be a game time decision. Who do I contact to make arrangements for a potential late Friday arrival? Thanks, Mark

Dennis, I was your friend until you pee’d on my truck. Mark

I think Jack would make an excellent President.

Congrats Steve!

Dennis, I’ve met you and your wife. Sorry, but I think she underachieved! Mark

True story True story. I used to work with a guy from Canada. He was a self proclaimed food snob. When we traveled together, i often stopped at Waffle Houses. He would refuse to go in. I would go in, eat and get my heart valves lubricated why he literally stood outside and made phone calls. I...

Smallwood lives Colorado. He would make some kind of salad out of that and smoke it in a bong.

That’s funny! I think that a degree of ignorance can be an advantage in this sport at times.

Lou was personally testing every lot of LT32, but I don’t think he does anymore. Maybe he will comment. Mark

Dennis Martin,,,,, where do I start. 1st it is a RAM not a Dodge. 2nd if you would use the provided facilities I wouldn’t have rust spots on my truck, 3rd truly enjoy the banter. Great sport, great people.