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These are the ones I got, if i'm not mistaken. You can get them with or without the stands. Call them, that's what I did. Brian is a nice guy, willing to help you what you need. Tell him you want the ones scaled to shoot a forty. They have other kits, but I liked the ones with the twisted hangers rather than the flat.
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Mark

The 6.5 vs 7 is easy I own and shoot both , as far as smallbore 40 X is the corret answer as far a practice this is what I did, not to bad for personal consumption

Wow nice range, probably don't get much wind in the trees.

Wow, real nice range. Has mine beat....

Thank you ! its starts about 40ft. out my back door. Having a few farms and running yellow items with catipillar or case on the name helps a bit as far as wind goes yes the trees help but on a windy day it is never consitant more of a swirl . IMPOSSABLE to read right behind the "fireing" line is my load/gun shope with indoor bench for high power load development. load a few shoot at a 100 m through chrono and take the best load to an area where the cows ain't and shoot at what ever distance you like .

ldholton wrote:Thank you ! its starts about 40ft. out my back door. Having a few farms and running yellow items with catipillar or case on the name helps a bit as far as wind goes yes the trees help but on a windy day it is never consitant more of a swirl . IMPOSSABLE to read right behind the "fireing" line is my load/gun shope with indoor bench for high power load development. load a few shoot at a 100 m through chrono and take the best load to an area where the cows ain't and shoot at what ever distance you like .

I wish you were my neighbor!!!

ldholton wrote:The 6.5 vs 7 is easy I own and shoot both , as far as smallbore 40 X is the corret answer as far a practice this is what I did, not to bad for personal consumption

Show off!! Really nice!
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Mark

Photography is a lot like silhouette shooting - you gotta hold the camera/rifle still. Maybe you were too cold!
Just my observation.
M

ldholton wrote:Thank you ! its starts about 40ft. out my back door. Having a few farms and running yellow items with catipillar or case on the name helps a bit as far as wind goes yes the trees help but on a windy day it is never consitant more of a swirl . IMPOSSABLE to read right behind the "fireing" line is my load/gun shope with indoor bench for high power load development. load a few shoot at a 100 m through chrono and take the best load to an area where the cows ain't and shoot at what ever distance you like .

SWMO...you familiar with a Mike E from down that way?

[quote="snaketail2"]Photography is a lot like silhouette shooting - you gotta hold the camera/rifle still. Maybe you were too cold!
Just my observation.
M[/quote]
Wife took pics . I'll pass on the advice , but I warn you she is kinda mean ;)

[quote="DennisC"][quote="ldholton"]Thank you ! its starts about 40ft. out my back door. Having a few farms and running yellow items with catipillar or case on the name helps a bit as far as wind goes yes the trees help but on a windy day it is never consitant more of a swirl . IMPOSSABLE to read right behind the "fireing" line is my load/gun shope with indoor bench for high power load development. load a few shoot at a 100 m through chrono and take the best load to an area where the cows ain't and shoot at what ever distance you like .[/quote]

SWMO...you familiar with a Mike E from down that way?[/quote]
Yes loive about 30min. form him. He help me put build my 40x and other stuff too in HP , IMO. not a better person to call a friend out there

ldholton wrote:

DennisC wrote:

ldholton wrote:Thank you ! its starts about 40ft. out my back door. Having a few farms and running yellow items with catipillar or case on the name helps a bit as far as wind goes yes the trees help but on a windy day it is never consitant more of a swirl . IMPOSSABLE to read right behind the "fireing" line is my load/gun shope with indoor bench for high power load development. load a few shoot at a 100 m through chrono and take the best load to an area where the cows ain't and shoot at what ever distance you like .

SWMO...you familiar with a Mike E from down that way?

Yes loive about 30min. form him. He help me put build my 40x and other stuff too in HP , IMO. not a better person to call a friend out there

I'll second that...you'd be hard pressed to find a better hand setting up barrels either. This is Carroll, used to shoot Billings alot before life happened. You by any chance coming down to Ark in April? Maybe get the 'girl' with that BR to come down with you. I'm told she did well with the little thing at the Nats last year.
Mostly Mike and some Robison were most supportive during my 'don't know what I'm building stage", couldn't have done what I did without em. Ask Mike next time you see him about my newfound "smith" down here in Tx.

[quote="DennisC"][quote="ldholton"][quote="DennisC"][quote="ldholton"]Thank you ! its starts about 40ft. out my back door. Having a few farms and running yellow items with catipillar or case on the name helps a bit as far as wind goes yes the trees help but on a windy day it is never consitant more of a swirl . IMPOSSABLE to read right behind the "fireing" line is my load/gun shope with indoor bench for high power load development. load a few shoot at a 100 m through chrono and take the best load to an area where the cows ain't and shoot at what ever distance you like .[/quote]

SWMO...you familiar with a Mike E from down that way?[/quote]
Yes loive about 30min. form him. He help me put build my 40x and other stuff too in HP , IMO. not a better person to call a friend out there[/quote]

I'll second that...you'd be hard pressed to find a better hand setting up barrels either. This is Carroll, used to shoot Billings alot before life happened. You by any chance coming down to Ark in April? Maybe get the 'girl' with that BR to come down with you. I'm told she did well with the little thing at the Nats last year.
Mostly Mike and some Robison were most supportive during my 'don't know what I'm building stage", couldn't have done what I did without em. Ask Mike next time you see him about my newfound "smith" down here in Tx.[/quote]Oh hell!!! How you doing , I have thinking about the Benton shoot . If your refrerring to the 'girl' as one who lives around joplin I can pass the word on, but I thought she was using a X 47. I was talking to her hubby tonigh.Its been a while since we were camping at Paris out in the tall grass Tenting it with the MRS'S ,For once I still got the same one, it took me 3 lol . You still anti dentting ?

Holton,
Gave up denting about 6 years back, shoulders just couldn't handle the metal work any longer. Suffered through a medical program and am now practicing as a physical therapist assistant. Amazing what we can do when we got to. Shot my first match in 6 years 2013 up at Mexia....good to be back at it. Hold sure aint' what it was in 'o6.

[quote="DennisC"]Holton,
Gave up denting about 6 years back, shoulders just couldn't handle the metal work any longer. Suffered through a medical program and am now practicing as a physical therapist assistant. Amazing what we can do when we got to. Shot my first match in 6 years 2013 up at Mexia....good to be back at it. Hold sure aint' what it was in 'o6.[/quote]
So are we getting geared up to get back to shooting a lot more again ? A good think for me , the oldest boy is now in machinest school. I swear I no infulance in that ;) In his spare time at school he been building action wrenches , barrel vices . Now he is writeing code to build and action on cnc machine , to see if he can do it , He has been warned about FFL laws , You going to Benton ? sounds like a good time ! just PM me if you want to know more or other