This might be of interest to britrifles

Choppering you back has got to be the worst case of FUBAR I have heard to date.

Shooting like that definitely is worth a bump and assuredly more than one lunch - and bragging rights!

There is room for all of gods creatures ... right next to the mashed potatoes

Last fall I took a Hog sniper deer hunting.

He deployed numerous times.

Because it was archery season, I set him in a stand and gave rudimentary tips for a crossbow just prior to the hunt.

I told him to wait for a buck for which he did.

At any rate, he arrowed one which myself and wife were able to observe from across the field.

When we retrieved the downed deer he told me that was the hardest shot he ever made.

And I shoot a thousand rounds of 300 win mag in very short intervals at Quantico regularly.

Anybody can make a lucky shot every once in a while.

Thank you he said, its why I do what I do and now I know why.

Or a technical instructor at a sniper school, you`re wasting your talents....

shoot em if you got em

i am , but the need is not there - if his screen looks as mine does the post is highlighted till he looks at it , that said i think he might like to look in ,

To refresh the post to get britrifles attention?

Why are you bumping after such a short time interval?

"Posted: Yesterday at 4:26pm"

Don't shoot till you see the whites of their thighs. (Unofficial motto of the Royal Air Force)

(PREFACE: All shots were @ 200 yards. The scope is a fixed power 24x44 BSA Platinum Target scope.)

I got rained out this morning but I got enough information compiled using the 168grn Sierra TMK's. My first ten shot group @ 200 yards was done from the bench using a Caldwell tripod and rear sandbag. The group measured 1.452"

The next ten shots were done @ 200 yards standing with sling. That grouped measured 2.350" I put ten more down range still in the standing position and the group opened up a bit and measured in at 2.773". I took the only NRA Official target I had available, the SR-1, stuck a red dot over the X, walked it out to the 200 yard mark, walked back, got back into the standing position, and started firing. That group was not officially measured but you can see from the target that all ten shots stayed within the ten ring.

These particular rounds had a C.O.L. of 2.830", loaded with 39.5grns of VihtaVuori N540, and primed with GM215M Federal primers. The C.O.L. was set to produce reliable feeding from the magazine...