Hello from central Arkansas!

[Bluefinger]

I've been looking around on here and I figured it was time that I went ahead and joined. Tons of good info! I've wanted to get into F-Class shooting for a while now, but didn't have the time in the past. I finally have time to do it.
I've been reloading and tinkering with my rifles for 20+ years, so I've got the basics down. I'm ready to take it to the next level and stretch it out a bit. Any advise or information any of you may have would be appreciated.

 

[Uthink Uknow]

Get in touch with Dusty Stevens in Arkansas or his Uncle Billy Stevens in Brundidge, Alabama as they are very good gunsmiths should you need a quality build. 334-735-2261 for Colonel Billy. I won't post Dusty's number

 

[jonbearman]

If you have more specific questions,please feel free to ask away. Welcome to the best forum on the planet.

 

[M14AMU]

Call Jon Beanland, Gould, Oklahoma!

He's the best I know...and I know many!!

 

[Rtheurer]

Welcome to the forum and Welcome to Flcass.

You might want to join the Rifle Club in Little Rock. Jefferson county gun club. Link:
http://www.jeffersoncountygunclub.com/

The link above will take you to there web site. They would be happy to have you as a member and fellow shooter. Lots of experience there and they shoot just about every month at Camp Robinson. 600 and 1000 yards both. My suggestion is to go out to a match and watch and meet folks. Since its on a Military bease I would contact the match director and he will help you get on the base for the match as there are requirments prior to entry.
I like shooting there as the conditions there are ALOT like Camp Perry where the national Championships for Prone shooters are held. And even if you shoot ....Not so good we go out for lunch afterward and grab a bite to eat...My favorite part!!!!

Welcome aboard.
RussT

 

[Bluefinger]

Thanks for all the info so far! I'll see what I need to do to join the gun club.
Do any of you guys know of a place to do some practice shooting at longer ranges (600- 1000 yards) in the north central part of the state? I'm in Searcy.