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The Monard glove with the hard blue backing material is excellent. I bought my first one at Camp Perry in 2011 or so, and used it heavily for several years. I bought a new one in around 2015, and switched to it because it seemed silly to keep the brand new one as a spare. I've been wearing that one ...

If you have any issues with setup, don’t hesitate to call SCATT USA. Alex has been very helpful and friendly when I’ve had questions.

Like Th said above, just download the SCATT Expert software for Mac OS from the SCATT web site here:

https://www.scatt.com/downloads/

Nothing to it. I've been using an MX-02 since about 2014 on my MacBook. Previously had to use parallels and windows, but the Expert program is Mac native.

There's only 1 Palma shooter that I know that uses words like "ubiquitous".

Welcome to the forum, Mr. G!

JamesHH wrote: ↑Sun Dec 29, 2019 6:04 pm You don't think the guy who murdered his family then thanked Trump and the NRA is the problem?
https://www.foxnews.com/us/washington-m ... -nra-trump

Are you asking if people think that murderers are a problem?

It is an individual right to bear arms in defense of " the security of a free State[.]" If one insists on bringing up that old bugaboo, context, one is obliged to tether his anchor to the founders' aversion to standing armies. Hence their reliance on an armed population - militia - to def...

"...it's pretty easy to see that more gun laws do not result in less gun crime." Well, that's certainly true if it's your opinion going in. Our founders were, above all else, profound humanists. They created this nation, not as an abstract philosophical exercise, but as a real-world attem...

One must wonder how Mason, Washington, Henry, Tucker and others might react if they were to come back to life and witness the daily carnage extreme (mis?)interpretation of their idea leads to. "In 2017, the most recent year for which complete data is available, 39,773 people died from firearm-...

You can always create your label on the UPS website, and then schedule for a driver to pick it from your house. It costs a little extra (like $12 when I use it), but it's worth it to me just for the reduced hassle.

Thanks, I had been looking for this also.

Powder and primers get shipped around the country in non-climate controlled trucks all the time. I'm sure they arrived at your house or the store you purchased them from in a truck that wasn't air conditioned. I wouldn't worry about it.

I've cut all kinds of stuff of of rifles, including the precise cheekpiece. Do whatever she needs to make it work for her.

I'd ask over here, lots of F-Class types:

http://forum.accurateshooter.com

Make sure your credit cards are limbered up if you are going to go down that road...

Good luck,
Erik

Don't be offended, they probably just want to limit it to input from big shots like Morgen.

I really dislike wading through calf deep mud, that's really just reconstituted pig feces from 100+ years ago. And smells like it too.... 2016 was not as bad as far as the mud goes, but Camp Perry was under a drought then too. A slightly raised berm would solve that problem. I'm also not a big fan ...

As a shooter who is just sort of on the fringes of competitive smallbore, I'm kind of surprised that no one is commenting on this.

Hey, I know some of the people in that article! And that chick with the blog is hot!

SlartyBartFast wrote: I can get an appointment for virtually any specialist without any problem. And walk out after the appointment only having to pay for parking.

Don't have a job, eh?

Not uncommon at all. Warner even makes 1/8MOA plates for their rear sights if you find 1/4 to be too coarse for you. I believe they are $25 each, or $50 for the set. I have a 1/8MOA Phoenix rear sight on my smallbore rifle, and honestly I would prefer 1/4 adjustments as that is what all of my other ...

TenMetrePeter wrote:We'll be back. Just vote for the big guy and help strike UKs first free trade deal with USA .

Brexit means Brexit and we are going to make a success of it.

Hear! Hear! The UK has my sincerest respect for that decision, and I wish you the best.