Kal

Yes sir I learned a lot on what I need to carry now. Funny thing is on her first hunt she scratched her belly up. So I buy her a vest then she cuts her ear. Now I got to find a K pot for a dog. Off Thanksgiving week would love to meet up.

Straight Clays for .45 very soft. I use universal in 9mm trying to use it up. It is very harsh feeling recoil for .45 when working up a load it was jumping around so much I thought I was way over 180 power factor, Chronod it and found it wasn't even making 165 PF. Try 3.2 grains of regular Clay under a 230 head very soft and about 169 to 170 PF

The Mills on a non stocking day is not bad. We were there 11/11 at 9 am and saw about 10 cars total up and down the roads and only saw like 4 guys will we were in the Field. We put up 2 roosters in about a 1hr, Then my dog cut her ear on the edge so bad we could not stop the bleeding had direct pressure on it for 30 Min's. Had to give up and run for the Vets, Un wrapped it later last nigh and it was still bleeding! Pack it With that powder stuff and re wrapped it up.

George at GA is the man, He makes a really nice rifle. I have one of his Rock rifles. I also have a stock Armalite Ar10a4, The stock comp sucks and I will probably just rebarrel it.

Almost everyone from the Uspsa crowd uses JP rifles for there AR platforms. Has many AR10 cals available also, I have a .308 but with end up probably getting a .260 or .280, http://www.jprifles.com/ John Paul (JP) really supports the shooting sports. Ask one of the guys to see their rifle they all have them. For local matches that are 100 or less, I built a 9mm carbine(16 in) that has a Glock specific lower, Runs on factory Glock Mags. It is made by Olympic in WA, That way I use my same Blade tech mag pouches and everything goes back and forth seamlessly from my G34 to the carbine. Good Luck and have Fun

No buy the Encore rifle than just buy the pistol grip and barrel to make it a pistol.

If you have shot Uspsa for any length of time you should know better than that. We compete out to 600 with the 223 with no problems, Yes you don't want to push a 55 grainer that far. But 77's work just fine. At the New York state action rifle match they had targets out to 350 yards. It is a run and gun match and the long distance stage was a 17 round stage from kneeling to prone positions some sitting. It took me 18 rounds to clear the stage. JP gun with a Cooley Brake. I have them in 9mm that I use here in local 100 yard matches and .223 and .308, You can triple the cost of each round for the 308. If your rich you could practice, .223 means more practice better shooter. Unless your going heavy metal class, .45 handgun, 12 ga pump shotgun, and 30 cal rifle. Talk to Jim Norman, Dave Marques, Dave Olhasso, Nik Habicht They are at all the local area matches and will help you out.

Man 4 shot is kinda big. I think 6 would be fine, Yes if you are walking around and taking sky shots you will have some distance to your shots. A light vest like that will do you fine, Since no dogs you will not have to hump a lot of extra gear.

I also could only take a min of watching it. Such bad PR for us normal people. And I wish they would take it down off u tube before the antis get a hold of it and say this is what we all look like at the range

Although I am completely embarrassed at the actions of 1 of our board members to try and trap a member into doing something wrong. It is a great club otherwise and I think we proved it also has some great members here. Depending on times I too could help give a tour of the place.

You need a vest. Lots of pockets to carry water in. Are you going to hunt over a dog? Then you will need more water and a very open choke for your gun if it is a pointer. I have guys that go with us and bring mod. chokes then blow birds up when they pop a bird only 10 yards away. If you are just walking and flushing or have a dog that will just run the bird over and flush it. Then imp mod or mod will work fine. You know if anyone has Weds off, the semi wild preserves run weekday specials. Trying to get a couple of people together to go out. Just got the Garmin Astro GPS collar for my GSP, we have her trained to run pretty big and I found out just how big. She would get out about 250 yards at times, But if she goes on points she stands there and waits for you to come up and kick the bird out.

Not a Duck, They are Canadian Goose, Very tough bird. My Friends keep trying to get me to hunt goose with them but they tell me they suck to eat. So I say why hunt them. They say it is the most fun and that they make jerky out of the meat. I still have not gone.

As a side note I was there at Hamburg yesterday, Not a primer was left on on the shelf. There was powder though.

Well than I stand corrected. :oops:

And some idiot posted and said it was a pellet from a pellet gun. When you can clearly see it is a large cal rifle bullet with rifling grooves on it. Great footage

He gave me his screen name and did post in the thread.

I made it there late.. Saw there was a shotgun field opening up and I grabbed it. While setting up a member here and at CJ drove up and asked if I was with the group. I said yes did he want to shoot. He told me he was already there all morning then questioned me and gave me a lecture about not wearing my badge.

bringing 5 rifles, 4 shotguns, 7-8 pistols, and 2 Bows. I may need to upgrade to a F550 to carry all steel targets and ammo and stuff out there

I am going, Will also go a little early to meet up with the guys doing the rifle sighting. Who is going to be there early and what are you driving. I will be in a silver Ford super duty crew cab ft bed silver cap on it. You cant miss it it is 23 ft long. Don't know what to bring, I was going to bring several rifles and pistols and shot guns, But I will end up with a weeks worth of cleaning

Yes as long as you have something to hold your target up you can make it as close as you need. The permanent holders are at 25 and 50 yards on the pistol range. On the 200 general purpose you must use your own target holder. There is some permanent holders at 200. There is a deli store right at the End of the street that has good subs.

I think your way off Doc, Any one of my Dillon 1050's are accurate to within 2 tenths of a grain. We are constantly chronod. On my loads my ES is usually about 23 fps. That is not bad for a unit that can load 1800 rounds a hour. With the Kiss bullet feeder the only thing I do is monitor it for low primer and powder alarms and keep it filled up