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I’ve been using one from tec-hro. My teams shoot at different clubs and mostly we’re setting up in pistol ports that are very narrow. I like this stand because it has one short leg that is super helpful at taking up less space. It’s made a big difference. It’s carbon fiber so it’s light to carry in ...

I’ve been shooting in a Creedmoor leather hardback for years. Superb quality.
Many others I know wear them too. They are ok for NRA matches but I don’t think
they are ISSF compatible so check the rules for matches you’ll be shooting in.

I had two Celestrons and both broke on the focus mechanism. I’ve been using a Konus for years now and have even had my stand fall over with it at the top a few times. It still works fine.

That’s super freaky

DavZee, what scope stand do you use for 3P shooting? I assume it must work for standing, kneeling, and prone. Thanks. Mike I’m using a Freeland bi-pod with a Polecat head. All the way up for standing it’s top heavy and can get tippy if you bump it. I switched from the Freeland head to the Polecat f...

1/4” packaging foam. NOT styrofoam. It’s in sheet form and a little stretchy so if you cut it with scissors just a bit on the small side it will snug right on. Shape to fit a size that works for you.

Maybe this would work?
I’ve been using one for many months now and find it most excellent.

https://oberleenterprises.com/product/t ... h-trigger/

I been using a Konus 20-60x80 with the angled view for years. I use it indoors at 50ft for 3P all winter and outdoor 100 yrd Prone all summer. Crystal clear, never have any problems seeing the holes. This scope is a great value for the money. I’ve had cheap scopes and yeah, you get what you pay for....

I’ve been using the MEC Handstop for a couple years. Quite adjustable. I’m enjoying it.

“ pulling the front sight through the rear sight “ I like that.....that makes sense to me for a smooth straight trigger pull.
Thanks!

Thank You for sharing your experience in training with us.

The oxidation difference between the two may be because of the amount of tin blended into the lead before casting. The loose pellets in the bulk packaging may have more tin, making them slightly harder and more resistant to deforming. The pellets in the separated package may be of pure lead, very so...

An air gun against zombies, I’d say the heaviest one, used as a club.

Anyone hoping to get any smallbore gear for Christmas?
I’ve got a tec-hro “touch” trigger on my list.
But I haven’t been very good this year......

Modena wrote: ↑Fri Nov 29, 2019 2:40 am the following document is worth your time to read, thanks to a great and experienced coach here in Australia, Tricia Van Nus;

http://www.coachexcellence.net/wp-conte ... -SCATT.pdf

Thank You for posting that link and Tricia for creating that excellent tutorial.

If you have the time and inspiration, please post your experiences with setup and initial use of your system.

A person on my club smallbore team is interested in getting shooting boots but he wears a size in wide.
Does anyone know if there is a manufacture who makes boots in wide sizes?

I have this that I downloaded off Amazon books:
RIFLE Steps to success
By Launi Meili
All about setting up positions and lots of photos.

If it’s 2 o’clock AM then maybe your just tired?

I must say, “Dustin Clays” is a most excellent online name for a shotguner.