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All you need now is some wild gray hair. Steve

Good Luck at the match Sunday Tim!

Ill be watching for the results.

What a day!

1.88" agg in Lt.
2.25" agg for Heavy

Great! I would be so stoked.

It had a very inspirational effect!!!!

Stoked is another great description...

Looks like you got some wood this weekend Tim...

Congratulations!

Thinkin you're still grinning from ear to ear. Outstanding job all the way around.

Just don`t know how to act!!!

Very happy.

I put my BRX in the lathe and am setting it back. I didn`t know how dense I was trying to use a depth mike. I finally got it figured out after chasing my tail for a solid 2 hrs.

Dont know that I'll ever have use for a BR gun, but one day soon another 280AI will be in the cards. Think I know where to bring all the pieces.

Finished up the BRX barrel that was in the lathe, it now is a .268 Dasher. Recrowned it using different speed/feed and like the results better.

Like to see ya practicing on your own stuff.....

Good shootin' last weekend too. I was thinking on Yukon, but needed a break.

Don't use up all your goodie before the Nats.....

Speaking of Yukon, look what Ron Boyd did for his last 2 targets!! The results are posted. I forget which class but it was the 600 yd event.

Yes I did....it was HG.

That's my old Maxi-Tracker.......

Still had a little life left in it!!

YUP......

Found an idividual over on 6mmBR.com that makes muzzle breaks on CNC, and sells them delivered for $45.00. I bought one and was very impressed with the high quality and beautiful machine work.

I threaded another high round count Brux that I won my first group agg with at Yukon Mo. I also set this barrel back and rechambered it in a different Dasher reamer a .269" with .163" FB. I took it to the range yesterday and closed my eyes real tight and yanked the trigger hoping to see the barrel in tact and not looking like a half peeled bannana. It was fine.

The muzzle break may help a guy get more done in a shorter time when this style of shooting is required. I need a bit more load work, but was happy that 4 out of a 6 shot group went into .335" @ 300 yds. the 2 were wide left, and the chrono said 2955. I`m hoping a bump in powder may help or possibly a different powder since there was no verticle.

If you keep playing and setting barrels back, you better start buying 36" blanks.....

You have no idea how many high mileage barrels line my den wall.

I shot that Brux this AM before work, and let me tell ya, them guys t Sundays club match better be ready. Last 4 shots went in about 1" @ 600

Sundays match started out with a bang while conditions were calm. The Brux turned in a 1.3 and a 1.4" for the first 2 targets. I`m really liking the muzzlebreak, never tried that on a target rifle, but thinking thats gonna be a new item staying on the list.