Gyro wrote:But Williada, MANY rifles that are 'capable' of 1/4 minute will in reality, on a normal day do 1/2 minute. Haven't we all got a cupboard full of them ?

depending on how honest the gun owner is with themselves.
bruce.

Gyro wrote:And have a look Jake at the 45 minute video by Litz ( who knows better than most how much BS surrounds shooting and accuracy ) .

and who knows how to spin a bit of his own
bruce.

Lynton,
you would probably have a few you could donate to tide them over.
bruce.

another brand to investigate might be tse.
they are doing hand lapped s.steel match as an option.
I have a 0.400/0.408 13 twist blank that looks good inside.
bruce.

does one group an accurate scope make?
bruce.

there might be 2 considerations with cleaning pockets. first is as already mentioned uniform primer seating, both depth and a firm base to support the primer. the other is the abrasive nature nature of primer dirt. the less of that stuff in a good barrel the better. a Sinclair uniformer cleans pocke...

good point bob.

you are right bob.
brownells aust is better than the alternative.
allow time though.
bruce.

I find shotgun shooting a little imcongrous with rifle shooting due I suspect to different trigger control methods.
if I improve at one, the other suffers and vice versa.
one who excels at both is to be applauded.
bruce.

I did see a post that said something about skirts and lattes, but it has been changed. not sure what that meant, or the one there now. but I am sure you would not approve of a shooting event in oz being named in connection with solving a conflict with firearms, and that you realize that it would not...

what does the word standoff mean?

a pearl of wisdom.
a gem of an argument.
onya lonerider.

recently seen on 6br website, a report on this event.
would this be a good name for an event in oz?
what image does it present.?
more suited to usa than here?
bruce.

our club does, and has such a good system that f open, fstd, ftr, tr, and black powder can all compete against each other.
it really seems to bond the club, and a lot of fun comes from it.
bruce.

thanks rod.
that would suggest that 0.2" would suffice, as it is minimum for berger vld.
any update on that gratefully received.
bruce.