F-class Isn't just fun, It's a disease!!!!!

[Erik Cortina]

When I shot my first 200 in F Open RocketRon says "that's gonna cost you"
I says " What do you mean"
He says " time to spend some cash on upgrades , most do it after good success !
I says " Naaa I'm good "
Well Monday AM I'm on the Phone with Sitman ordering another stock that I needed like another hole in my a&& !

What distance was your 200?

 

[TonyR]

When I shot my first 200 in F Open RocketRon says "that's gonna cost you"
I says " What do you mean"
He says " time to spend some cash on upgrades , most do it after good success !
I says " Naaa I'm good "
Well Monday AM I'm on the Phone with Sitman ordering another stock that I needed like another hole in my a&& !

OK, Larry! What did you do after you shot your first 1000 yard match???

 

[TonyR]

My wife has always said I have some kind of obsessive compulsive disorder which should help me out in this case.

That's exactly right. Tony Boyers book has a explanation of 4 types of personality and attitude towards competition. It is a interesting observation by a very successful shooter. I have read Musashi several times and he will show you how to dig deep within yourself by example of his training techniques. Your observations of yourself are important. You need to find your formula to gain ground.

Musashi apparently never bathed which might account for some of his success with swords.

 

[FroggyOne2]

I still think that it would be fun to shoot F/TR with irons. It should be part of an over all agg.

 

[Immike]

Musashi apparently never bathed which might account for some of his success with swords.
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I know a few guys that have tried that, it didn't work for them. They only out shot the down wind side of the line. Musashi's success came from his study of what he was up against. If you read his 5th chapter (the void) his approach was with what the opposition has no defense against.

 

[TonyR]

Musashi apparently never bathed which might account for some of his success with swords.

I know a few guys that have tried that, it didn't work for them. They only out shot the down wind side of the line. Musashi's success came from his study of what he was up against. If you read his 5th chapter (the void) his approach was with what the opposition has no defense against.
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I'm tempted to read The Wind Book instead, when I'm on the Ground looking through my scope, I sometimes feel I'm staring into the Void.

 

[Immike]

A few years ago I started asking every successful shooter I ran into a question ( What do YOU feel is most important?). I got alot of information from this but what got my attention was that many of them answered by pointing to their head. Devotion to the project.

 

[boogershooter]

Tony , I sent a barrel and a Bowman stock of to Mark to be chambered for an F/tr rig ! I have to try it!
And Eric it was 600 yards at New Holland.

 

[Erik Cortina]

Tony , I sent a barrel and a Bowman stock of to Mark to be chambered for an F/tr rig ! I have to try it!
And Erik it was 600 yards at New Holland.

Nice!

 

[rocketron]

When I shot my first 200 in F Open RocketRon says "that's gonna cost you"
I says " What do you mean"
He says " time to spend some cash on upgrades , most do it after good success !
I says " Naaa I'm good "
Well Monday AM I'm on the Phone with Sitman ordering another stock that I needed like another hole in my a&& !

a day i'll always remember.

 

[boogershooter]

Thank you Erik!

 

[TonyR]

Tony , I sent a barrel and a Bowman stock of to Mark to be chambered for an F/tr rig ! I have to try it!
And Eric it was 600 yards at New Holland.

I heard something like that without the details. It is pretty impressive to see what a top F-T/R shooter like Chris can do with a 308 off a bipod even under very tough conditions.