NF1E Posted April 28 Report Posted April 28 Sure feel nice to be getting some feeling back in my hands and getting out on the range after some time. 100 yd entry for today is a 3-7 shot off a front rest with rear bag. Savage 110 with 26" X-Caliber Heavy SS barrel in an ORYX chassis with a March Majesta scope and OSS suppressor. Ammo is handloaded Lapua lr primed brass with Berger 115 gn fb bullets pushed with 46 gn of Varget to 2940 fps. Second target with a 2-8 just for the halibut. Whatta Hobby!
sketch Posted April 30 Report Posted April 30 My targets will someday be so clean! Nice shooting sir!
NF1E Posted April 30 Author Report Posted April 30 Thanks guys. It is a work in progress for a old Marine.
NF1E Posted May 16 Author Report Posted May 16 Thanks guys. I really do enjoy putting together 1/4 moa shooters. Slight delay for healing. Have had carpel tunnel issues for years. Had release done a month ago on right hand and left yesterday. Should be back to abinormal soon. Whatta Hobby!
Cunuckgaucho Posted May 16 Report Posted May 16 Here's to a speedy recovery and back to pulling the trigger.
NF1E Posted May 17 Author Report Posted May 17 At least the constant pain is finally gone. Nice to sleep at night and feel comfortable during the day. Ahhhh, the miracles of modern medicine and the willingness to accept it. Should have had it done 20 years ago. Whatta Hobby!
NF1E Posted Friday at 09:19 AM Author Report Posted Friday at 09:19 AM Getting out on the range is a hoot. Shooting bolt action precision rifles makes my day. Have had a visitor the last couple of days that stops by for a swim in our pond and then wanders off into the woods. Whatta Hobby!
shooterrex Posted Friday at 02:58 PM Report Posted Friday at 02:58 PM Just keep an eye on your pickink basket.
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