Joe D

Thanks all. The place is five minutes away so worth the look.

Can anyone point me to a site or topo map of Pigeon Swamp? I am not looking to burn the spot but there just doesn't appear to be any information about the area.

Thanks axe, Florence is within striking distance.

My .02 I purchased an SPS Stainless Varmint a month ago and I am happy. I have some plans, possibly in the winter, to upgrade the stock and I definetly need to lighten the trigger. However, I presently have a very good shooter at $550. Not saying it is better than any other manufacturerl; just offering feedback.

I need someone to reduce the pull of my Remington X Mark Pro. It seems that gusmiths are as tough to find as a good contractor. Can anyone recommend one?

Double newbie here. New to site and new again to shooting. Did a bunch as a teen/twenty something back in NY but then career and kids became the priority. Kids are now gone and so too may be my career! I can now devote time and I am happy to see a site in our own backyard. Ya know, its great to read about someone shooting 500 yards up against the back of their mountain but I look forward to hearing ideas and experiences in our own dense little corridor.

I purchased a new 700 in .223 with the X-Mark trigger and found it to have an extremely heavy pull. Granted, I am very new but I still suspect to be a potential nuisance. I am not confident enough to dabble myself and I would like to find a gunsmith in our neighborhood that has experience with the new trigger. Any suggestions?

Been there and disappointed as well. I realize there is a difference between a job and a hobby or passion. Those guys definitely have a job and have zero desire to help or share any knowledge. Mak, you should send them a link to this and do them a service because it would not be good for them to go out of business. Competetion is good for the consumer.