ES/SD - Better or worse when seated into lands?

[ricco1949]

Objective evidence would go a long way towards verifying the claims...

10-4 objective evidence is always good .......however I am not aware that "Secrets of the Houston Warehouse" was controversial or that it has been diminished to "claims". I've never had reason to doubt a man's word without evidence to the contrary.

 

[rwj]

10-4 objective evidence is always good .......however I am not aware that "Secrets of the Houston Warehouse" was controversial or that it has been diminished to "claims". I've never had reason to doubt a man's word without evidence to the contrary.

Lacking objective evidence (the basis of all shooting records), how would you describe it?

 

[dolek]

10-4 objective evidence is always good .......however I am not aware that "Secrets of the Houston Warehouse" was controversial or that it has been diminished to "claims". I've never had reason to doubt a man's word without evidence to the contrary.

+1...well said

 

[ricco1949]

Thank you.

 

[ricco1949]

Lacking objective evidence (the basis of all shooting records), how would you describe it?

I don't recall anyone stating or raising the issue of a lack of objective evidence at the time. It is not mentioned in the article or the following post on BR Central forum.
30 of the top shooters in the country shot in the Warehouse by invitation, several mentioned by name, of those shooting in the zero's their targets would speak for themselves.

If you choose to disbelieve the results so stated in the article that is your right to do so.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

I don't recall anyone stating or raising the issue of a lack of objective evidence at the time. It is not mentioned in the article or the following post on BR Central forum.
30 of the top shooters in the country shot in the Warehouse by invitation, of those shooting in the zero's their targets would speak for themselves.

If you choose to disbelieve the results so stated in the article that is your right to do so.

Some of us know some of the shooters that shot there. Hall of fame members.

 

[dcali]

The Houston Warehouse (a proper noun these days), seems to have become the closest thing to shooting mythology that exists. Not that it didn't happen, but it's reached a level of intrigue that only alien crop circles, the Illuminati, and perhaps area 51 can rival. Here's the thing, though. It's not like they were the only ones to have access to a wind free environment in which to shoot, and neither did they generate anything approaching statistical confidence in their experiments, if memory serves. (It's been a long time since I read the article). We shouldn't treat it like some sort of chiseled stone tablet.