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Sounds like you are, what are the pro's and con's of a dasher vs a BRX in your opinion
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Sounds like you are, what are the pro's and con's of a dasher vs a BRX in your opinion Nothing wrong with a BRX, but most claim it's more convenient as you can use regular 6BR dies. That's fine till you have to full length size, and that BR die won't touch the web. With the Dasher popularity and everyone making dies, that doesn't hold water any more.(I never thought it did) With the Dasher's track record and the records it holds, makes it a no brainer for me. Why people not into competition ignore it is beyond me. 105's at 3075 with 33-34 grains of powder should make people stand up and notice.
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Nice hardware aalf, and good shooting. Do you have trajectories memorized, or on cards, or on the rifle??? Out to 1325 on 5 rifles is a lot of data to hold somewhere. Certainly couldn't do it in my little brain. 
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Do you have trajectories memorized, or on cards, or on the rifle??? Out to 1325 on 5 rifles is a lot of data to hold somewhere. Certainly couldn't do it in my little brain. I couldn't do it either. I have the Shooter app on my phone, plus I run a printout from JBM for each gun, laminate it front and rear with 2" clear packing tape, fold it up, and stash it in the lid of the MTM box. Hunting guns get a minimized version taped on the side.
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That's some nice rigs man. I hope to shoot that far one of these days.
"If you got it, you got it!" In memory of Pops, gone but never forgotten
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99 cent Safeway 2 liter soda bottles are great targets as well. Much more "reactive" than milk bottles. 
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That's some nice rigs man. I hope to shoot that far one of these days. You've got the hammer, load it with 300 grain nails......
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99 cent Safeway 2 liter soda bottles are great targets as well. Much more "reactive" than milk bottles. They're 4" in diameter and a foot tall, and you use them at 1300-1400 yards?
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What front rest are you using?
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What front rest are you using? That one's an older Hart with a Sinclair top.
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Nice collection and sweet range
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I got the rifle, I just got to get the load perfected and stretch it out.
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