TargetTalk

Thanks Ken, you've confirmed some of my thoughts. I'm currently using a KT UIT1 sling and find that I have to be really careful how the sling goes around the back of my hand otherwise I get a pressure point on the boney point of my wrist causing pain. My current plans are to change to a KT ATL for t...

I’m still thinking about this and still don’t see the technical advantage of the “anti-pulse” sling.... I’ve come to the conclusion that the only reason to have a totally enclosed cuff is to prevent the cuff from sliding down. But with good grip material on the sling and jacket, and a properly set u...

The recent discussion got me thinking as well. I’ve always used a simple sling like the KT UIT1 with the cuff completely open but since the newer “anti-pulse” slings came out I’ve been looking at them but hadn’t convinced myself that they are technically better. After digging through old posts, look...

[quote="Paul"]Do you think it could be used for live firing on multi-bull targets (such as USA-50, AR-5/10, etc) ?[/quote]

I asked Dmitry same the question and his reply was that it can't.

Nester, what order are you shooting the bulls? With shooting one shot per bull you have to be really observant to pick whether it was an error like a shoulder twitch (pushes butt forward and muzzle down to the left for a right handed shooter) or poor natural point of aim. In training I shoot two to ...

[quote="WesternGrizzly"]You dont really need a book. There are plenty of resources on the web about wind reading. http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/nra/ssusa_201103/#/0 There arent any secret tricks to reading the wind. You just need to know the principles and then go do it and get expierenc...

Like other posters this is a great site. The only suggestion is to add an RSS feed.

I looked at the same tube you are until I found out the price... I found a local machinist to make one for me and it ended up less than half the price as the Anschutz tube.