Regardless of your thoughts on this topic, this is another post from LRH on the subject. I'm just gonna copy and paste the post here, because it's our thread on the matter, rather than the "stupid in other forums" thread.

I quote from Varmiter71 on LRH:

"The report that I read said, that there was a video of the kill.
It also said a hornady bullet was used, but not which one. Could it be possible that he filmed it himself with a hornady bullet cam round.?"

I think he's actually serious.

Shot with Orkan last night. Getting closer to a clean dot drill

Everything on the Primal rights site is great. There is a huge wealth of knowledge being shared there.

The forums as well are again an immense amount of valuable information.

Following the advice of Orkan will save you time, money, and frustration.

However...there really is one more thing you need in order to really excel at precision shooting. It is the primal Rights class. It is amazing the amount of information I learned just from the couple of days of the class. It is worth the time it takes to take the class and it will save you 1,000's of rounds of shooting that it would take to learn the same information...if I ever would have.

@orkan

yeah...my plate has seen some wear from the torch after tens of thousands of 300 blackout...but it still works fine. Will definitely last longer this way though.

I have also been annealing 500 S&W to see if it helps them last longer. On the magnum handgun rounds I usually get split necks at about 4 loadings...but I am having to put a pretty heavy crimp on them to keep them from pulling with recoil. I assume annealing with help stop the split necks...but time will tell. I'm on the second loading on this 500 brass.

So close tonight. Just let a couple slip. The last shot on the 2nd row was just lack of focus. I eased up on the rear bag like a big softie. My kids were in my head... that'll teach me. The one that broke just left of the dot, I hooked the trigger ever so slightly and broke on the left side of the dot. Otherwise they all felt pretty good.

These were my first shots of the day. @brittel gave me a run for my money with his 6.5CM. I'm sure he'll post up in his range report for the day.

10 minutes AM Yoga, 10 minutes body weight circuit, 10 minutes guided meditation

Happy Monday!

Was going to shave it but my wife said not to.
She wins.

Varmint Cong.

Rimfire to 150 or AR out to 600 yards it ought to be pretty good.

You're right about the 28 days. I think, however, it might be a little while before I get the new bench set up. But, on the plus side I can always reload at my father in-laws place!

I wish I would've been in this forum a year ago....I searched (with no luck) all over the damn box for a LOT #...this makes since..

@dddoo7 Time will tell! I'm going to wait for my custom whidden die set before I dive into this... so you'll have some time to think about it.

@orkan
It is my gas guns and you are right with 20 minutes and it is good to go.

Found an older photograph from around 1998 of my toddler aged son, my 7 year old daughter, myself, Father and Grandfather while cleaning out a desk drawer.
Small blessings come as a surprise.
My Dad is 70 and Grandpa would be 92.
The long holiday weekend July 4th, I need to make the drive up to Rabun County . River Bend may have a 600 yard match we could go watch even if we don't shoot.

I was watching the barreled action as well. At $600 it maybe would have been worth it.

@dddoo7 Brand told me to call him mid Sept. He thought he would be very close at that time to finalize details and have it in the works.

Two completely different things with two completely different roles in my opinion.

22LR allows you to work on practical things such as firing position, breathing, trigger work, etc... but lacks in significant recoil. It also does not allow you to work on your handloading skills. That's also a benefit, because sometimes you just want to get a lot of cycles and all you have to do is buy a case of ammo that shoots well. That last part can get really tough because the ammo is outside of your control.

The 300BLK has value, but getting the kind of precision I got from mine is not for the faint of heart if you're trying for subs. I gave up on the subs. There was always a significant cold bore shift. Supers were fun. Certainly great practice. So if you're going for supersonic, then I'd say yes, it has value... but ONLY if you are willing to do an all the way build. Going cheap will NOT serve you here. Tons of people out there with cheap 300BLK's that can't hold a candle to mine.

You can't "really" practice long range shooting with the 22lr. The ammo is just not consistent enough to work with those kinds of ranges and wind calls. It's mainly for 50yds and closer, working on breathing, trigger press, and various other finite technique. The 300blk with supers can be used at distance and help you work on wind calls so long as you get it shooting precisely enough. It will also allow some firing position proofing.

So really the answer is that the one is not the other. The 300BLK is a MASSIVELY more expensive road to take... because it's a real centerfire and must be treated as such by all accounts. The 22LR road is cheaper, in that you already have everything you need to do that road. Your present rifle setup will allow you to work on things... but just remember that rimfire is a whole discipline within itself due to the ammo considerations. They just behave differently.

@orkan still working on my trigger finger! : )

This is good info...I'm going to try this as soon as I get in from offshore...

@ragnarnar I have expanders in all my FL sizing dies. I have separate expanders that I use for neck turning and various other jobs, but as a matter of course I use a expander on the decapping rod in every FL die I use.

Considering a CZ75 compact. Looked at one today or the TriStar C-100 clone.
Magazine interchangeability between the TriStar and CZ is perfect.
I have the full size clone, C-120.
Making payments on the real deal now.

The 75 Compact is still 14 round capacity.

11 more payments to go.
End of Summer gift to myself

http://cz-usa.com/product/cz-shadow-2/

@jbradt said:

Overall though, I'm super pleased with the fact that my form was good and a higher level of consistency that seems to have come along with it.

Outstanding attitude!

SPLC HQ is about an hour drive from me straight down US 19.
Habitat for Humanity is HQ there as well.

@orkan Sounds good, I'll do this and report back with a follow up.

Evil by any other name is still evil.

I find that the less I allow labels to determine my view of things, the more clearly I see.

I have one or two of these a day. Saves me tons of time so I don't have to stop to have a meal.

@dddoo7 said:

Yes...but that is ok. They were democrats.

Comey is crooked for not perusing that as well...but there is no doubt that he was in fear for his life as long as Clinton was somehow involved.

Your 100% correct. I just love hearing it confirmed what we all have known for a long while.

Very nice!

Last night, when I was going to the feeder heard some noises, I was late the boar was already there so I unfolded the tripod and took the shoot standing. Recovered the bullet, I'm liking this ammo, solid core and reliable expansion (Federal fusion 150g).

Here is who I work for.
When Mr. Robby passed away people cried. He was an honest and good man and employer.

After he stepped down and let Rob III run things, he would occasionally come in at night and tell a driver to get some sleep at home with his wife, tonight was on him and he would do the driver's night run.

He would just show up and say hello.
Good Family and they still own the businesses 100% and debt free.

If they ever sell out to Wall Street, I will probably start looking for another job.
Free individual health coverage and a 50% 401k match.
That would not last under Wall Street Management.

There are still some decent people to work for but they are rare.

Self employed is the way to go if you can swing it.

RIP Warriors.
Never Forget

Tom