Yes sir it is, I visit Tuscaloosa fairly often so it won’t be too bad. I’ll be quick to blame my poor performance on being in such close proximity to that place though ha!
I always thought you were a gold miner

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Yes sir it is, I visit Tuscaloosa fairly often so it won’t be too bad. I’ll be quick to blame my poor performance on being in such close proximity to that place though ha!
I never went to Tuscaloosa. Games were still in Birmingham back when I was at Auburn.
You get rain, and it's supposed to be 80 here in Texas. I'm going to be roasting.Headed to Alabama for my second of the year. Rain, why rain? It's a whole different process in the rain.
I never went to Tuscaloosa. Games were still in Birmingham back when I was at Auburn.
9. Guy with the orange and blue tripod.What squad ya in? I’m in 5
You have to check with the match director, but typically, due to the terrain, that wouldn't work.I have a buddy getting hip replacement end of Feb. We are "scheduled" to shoot NRL in Arbuckle CA beginning of April. Been trying to find out if it is allowed to have some type of vehicle to go from station to station for him. He'll be more than good to move for short distances at the station, but the long walking may be a bit much. Anyone have any insight on that?
Probably best on the FB page.How do you get ahold of anyone over there at NRL if you have questions? I’ve sent a couple emails but get no response.
Thanks. Didn’t think of that.Probably best on the FB page.
I might have a guy, let me check if he already purchased a spotIf anyone is looking for a Skills Division spot at the MDT Hunter in Arbuckle CA, let me know. I’m trying to get rid of mine since my buddy can’t make it now.
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Just come and shoot. You won't regret it.If anyone is looking for a Skills Division spot at the MDT Hunter in Arbuckle CA, let me know. I’m trying to get rid of mine since my buddy can’t make it now.
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If I were in your shoes, I'd swap to the 6.5 and buy 2-300 rounds of this ammo: https://www.milehighshooting.com/berger-ammunition-6-5-mm-creedmoor-156gr-eol-elite-hunter-20-box/Me and a buddy from work registered for Skills division at the Cactus Classic on the March 28th weekend. Never been to a match before; really looking forward to it. I’m a pretty decent shot when I’m in my element (my range, my setup, no timer running), but having to glass up the targets and build up a position under, then squeeze shots off under the time pressure is going kick my butt. I’ll probably be shooting my 7PRC, which, as stated before, I’m good with in my element; but I won’t be able to see impacts as I would with a lower recoiling rifle. I have a 6.5 Creed, but I’d need to swap a scope on it and work up a load; don’t know if I’ll have time for that. Will be great practice either way.
This is good advice. Plus when you’re done, you’ll have 200 once fired Lapua brass to start load dev for the rifle.If I were in your shoes, I'd swap to the 6.5 and buy 2-300 rounds of this ammo: https://www.milehighshooting.com/berger-ammunition-6-5-mm-creedmoor-156gr-eol-elite-hunter-20-box/
Get solid chrono data and a 10+ round zero, and you're ready to rock. Seeing your impacts is going to help you learn way more.