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6.5-47l

I'll be at Byers on the 22nd.

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If I was shooting groups like that at 600/1000 yards, I'd be plenty happy. :D

Ok, thanks.

Charles Educate me. Why would lock time not be a factor for F-Class shooting?

The better choice would be a .284.

A .284 will compete very well.

Here you go Max. http://www.bayouriflesweb.org/

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They shoot 1000 yard prone in Wendover. http://www.usrpa.org/High_Power/2011/2011calendar.html We will also be starting some 1000 yard prone matches in Hotchkiss, Co. this year. First one is in May. There was talk of putting some benches in but I haven't heard anything about that recently. David

The most popular caliber has been 6.5-284. There is a big swing now towards 7mm of some sort. Lots of .284s, .284 Shehane and 7mm magnums. WSM and RSAUM.

Flat hold vs 45 degree up and 45 degree down rarely comes up in a F-Class match.

Most F-Open barrels are 30" long, 1.25" straight.

Guilty

F-TR is .223 or .308. No separate class.

When I was a teenager, I worked at the Amarillo Gun Club, setting targets and pulling trap and skeet. I always looked forward to the "Big Boys" coming for a shoot. Britt Robinson was one of them. David Gosnell

Monte I use the R2 also. David Gosnell

Mine stays on 42.

I'm going to try and make the July match for sure. Maybe August too. David Gosnell