@tpk936 said in Dot Drill Report Thread: ddd you inspired me. Stuck at home is getting boring. I only have 35 yards to shoot suppressed 22lr in my yard. I am shooting from back in my garage. Unfortunately I live in a neighborhood on an Acre and a quarter wooded lot but not enough, need another 20 acres. Logs make a good back drop and easy to staple to. I need to keep this practice up. A little sloppy on a few shots. Used GECO ammo. Thanks for the inspiration. Pretty clean. Looks good.

@tan_90 said in Check out Erik Cortina's itty bitty 1000yd 5-shot group!: One observation -- note what his ES was. I am not going to derail the tread with my thoughts on it but I've seen the same thing in my testing and observed it on others testing as well :) ;)

@tpk936 said in Aerodynamic Jump with 22lr: BTW nice social distancing.. Hard to get more distant than where I live. ;)

Very good info, looking forward to part 2.

@tpk936 Yes sir

This past week I have been cleaning out my shop here to get ready if we get a contract on my house. I hired a young guy for one day and he took an eight foot trailer load and the bed of his pickup full of "junk". He came back yesterday and I filled the back of his truck up with some of that stuff like your friends that hasn't been touched in not only a year but a decade. Brand new galvanized nails and deck screws making up the bulk of it. I also gave him an air compressor, a Delta table saw, a saber saw and a portable work station. I use pneumatic nail guns and hardly ever use a single nail and honestly I haven't pulled the trigger on a framing gun in three years but I have three of them along with a case of nails for each one. Guess they will make the move along with the rest of the large woodworking tools. I have one more cabinet to empty and that will pretty much do it. Back during the Christmas break I got in touch with the high school shop teacher here and gave them all of my hardwood I had in my lumber racks. It was a sixteen foot trailer about half full mostly short drops but perfect for projects the students could make. All they could afford is pine so some oak and ash was greatly appreciated. Boy, I'm glad I got that behind me now. To top it off the school told the teachers if you have personal things in your classroom come get them out so two pickup loads came out of my wife's room Sunday and Monday. She's retired anyway so it is as good a time as any. There was a small hope of resuming classes but that's not going to happen. Today they are issuing portable devices to all the students here to access their classes from home we'll see how that goes.

Another work of art Travis great job.

@flyinphill Kind of my thoughts as well. I just wish I could find a ferrite sample with a better fastening system. I have reached in my smoker when it's running 300 plus and the magnet is stuck solid to the side of it. I did the grooves in the post thinking they might act as an insulator, might do the opposite and sink the heat towards the base. They look cool anyway:)

Thanks Greg. I'll measure all and do a batch.

What a coincidence, I just placed an order earlier this week at Graf's. My CPS Lite was in my press about six hours ago as a matter of fact. Maybe I will upgrade one of these days.

That should work for them. :)