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After years of enjoying shooting sports in Washington (state) I find myself relocating to California, not by choice but by necessity. I will be in NorCal, specifically near Tracy, CA. Can someone steer me towards indoor or outdoor 4-Position smallbore (or 3P), 3P air rifle, smallbore bullseye, and a...

I've had two LPM-1's, and regret selling each of them. Fortunately I kept my LH grips, so when another comes along...

I prefer to shoot iron sights, but with old eyes found the only way I could shoot 4P indoors was with a scope. Until I was loaned an adjustable iris and front aperture. I'm back to shooting with iron sights and much happier. My scores dropped a few points, but not enough to make we want to give up i...

On behalf of those of us who shot at the Capitol City Rifle & Pistol Club (Olympia, WA), thank you for your hard work in organizing the League and keeping it all flowing smoothly (at least from all outward appearances...). Running a League is not easy, especially one with almost 70 shooters spre...

look at the Sightron Big Sky II line or Leupold. I have mounted each on precision air rifles and have been happy with both. The Sightron will save you a few bucks vs. Leupold.

this post has been very informative! I especially appreciate the thoughtful and concise answers/suggestions/tips provided. While not having the same questions as the original poster, the thread has opened my eyes to trying a few different things to improve my kneeling position and scores. As someone...

just came across this post. I send Money Orders (and/or cashiers checks) USPS Priority mail i order to get a delivery confirmation number. while this doesn't provide real time "tracking" like Fedex or UPS, it does provide a number that can be researched if necessary. I have never had any p...

Dick made me a set of LH grips for a High Standard earlier this year -- for lefties, he is about the only option and a good one at that! And as other posters have noted, his products are custom fit to the shooter, well made, delivered quickly, and price competitive.

I only use one ring to mount a red dot (Millet, so it is small) on a Hammerli 208. I've had it mounted that way and shot it for almost 5 years now with no problems.

anyone have a LH 1827 gathering dust in the back of their safe they want to part with?

e-mail me: topclass2017 AT comcast.net

it is looking like I might find myself in Lodi, CA this summer. Where does one go to shoot Bullseye (SB) within an hour or so of Lodi?

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the difference is lead bullets fragment in the sand and become part of the medium, making separation a recovery process. The sand with lead in it as a by-product of shooting is not a hazardous waste, but once removal efforts begin, it is, meaning a whole set of costly procedures need to be followed....

sand makes a bloody mess and is a hazardous waste on disposal.

Fellow shooters: My Club is considering replacing sand filled bullet traps with Bullet Bunkers, filled with a rubber material, in our indoor range. The range is currently used for smallbore bullseye, 4P, and silhouette Leagues, as well as air rifle bench rest and field target. I am interested in rea...

i use a white occluder in front of (mounted on my hat) non-shooting eye for the sam reason as suggested in an earlier post --let as much light in as possible to help me focus and reduce eye strain. I do this indoors and out.

and the T-bolt is available in LH for southpaws...

I shoot a Hammerli 208 with Rinks grips and love them. I also have a set of Rinks for my 1911. That being said, I'm ordering a set of Horton grips for my HS Vistor...

Our indoor range is for smallbore and air gun use only, and only for organized competitive events -- no open use by members. All events have at least one RSO in attendance or as a participant. It keeps errant shots to only a few rounds into the eyebrow above the targets.

another less elegant alternative is skateboard shoes -- nice flat rubber soles with a padded ankle wraparound. Check out Osiris...

another less elegant alternative is skateboard shoes -- nice flat rubber soles with a padded ankle wraparound. Check out Osiris...