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P1ZombieKiller said:I'll start.
I just traded for a "CUSTOM" gun. It was my first. It was a Remington action, 308 caliber, Krieger barrel, and McMillan tactical stock. It was a 1 hole shooter. I was familiar with reloading, and knew that others had already developed proven 308 loads, so I was going to find those loads, and start there. After a Google search, I found this web site. After a little bit of reading, and experimenting, I found the load I wanted to go with.
After a bit of shooting, I saw a post by Mr. Joe Duke that there was a Varmint for Score match in Houston coming up in a few weeks. I just knew that my new gun was going to go down there and kick some serious butt.
I showed up not knowing a thing about competition. I scored a 226 and realized real quick that I needed to revamp my approach.
After a little more research, and asking a million questions, I decided on a REAL benchrest gun. As many of you know, I bought a Ronnie Long 30br, and then shot a 250 my first time out with it. After a little more practice, and a lot of good mentoring, I won my first match. I've been addicted ever since.
JoeDuke said:Hi Wes. Have you ever vowed to get even with me for what I have cost you? ;D
joe
lmorrison17 said:Saw the post about Bridgeville and had to reply. I shot my first 600yd BR match there before they were IBS matches, in Factory class. Shot 4 targets and never put a hole in the paper. ;D