
01-13-2021, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by flinthills
Thankyou, this was my first. I used to shoot 3p, but quit in 2012. What with knee replacement and difficulty getting up out of prone, offhand and benchrest are whats left. I've been dry firing my Martini for a while and hope to get endurance to shoot the 50yd 25 shot match with it soon. It is a handful. I'm happy to see this match being put on.
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Is your martini a 12# international?
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01-13-2021, 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted by STRUGL4X'SC
Is your martini a 12# international?
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No, it is a MKIII i bought in 1963 when I got out of the Navy. I bought all the Al Freeland (he was the distributor) accessorizes, Heavy wooden case, palm rest, forehand stop, and interchangeable hook and prone buttplate. I also have the 50 yd and 100 yd Freeland front sights and a Redfield International rear. But I haven't been able to use irons for some years. I bought a Lyman Supertargetspot 20X in 1967 I still use. It weights 16 lbs with the palm rest etc on it. I can shoot about 15 shots before I get a bit wobbly. Working on that. I did not shoot it for about 4 years and it shows. So I do weights and dry fire most every day. Hard to find a nice day to shoot outside this time of year.
Rich
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01-13-2021, 11:31 PM
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Very nice, and heavy.
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01-16-2021, 01:30 AM
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Shot a 476-18X today with the scoped 82G.
Felt pretty good but i got tired toward the end
Still thought i might break 480, but with four 8's it was not in the cards.
Should have been better, all the 8s were due to lousy followthru.
I do feel good about the x-count though, my best in a long while., i must've been doing something right- now i just need to do it more often. (after i figure out what it was  )
Cheers
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01-16-2021, 01:32 AM
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Originally Posted by flinthills
No, it is a MKIII i bought in 1963 when I got out of the Navy. I bought all the Al Freeland (he was the distributor) accessorizes, Heavy wooden case, palm rest, forehand stop, and interchangeable hook and prone buttplate. I also have the 50 yd and 100 yd Freeland front sights and a Redfield International rear. But I haven't been able to use irons for some years. I bought a Lyman Supertargetspot 20X in 1967 I still use. It weights 16 lbs with the palm rest etc on it. I can shoot about 15 shots before I get a bit wobbly. Working on that. I did not shoot it for about 4 years and it shows. So I do weights and dry fire most every day. Hard to find a nice day to shoot outside this time of year.
Rich
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Hey Flinthills, WELCOME to the match ! Great to have you here.
Thats a sweet classic rifle, thanks for showing it to us !
Cheers
Bob
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01-16-2021, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by flinthills
Thankyou, this was my first. I used to shoot 3p, but quit in 2012. What with knee replacement and difficulty getting up out of prone, offhand and benchrest are whats left. I've been dry firing my Martini for a while and hope to get endurance to shoot the 50yd 25 shot match with it soon. It is a handful. I'm happy to see this match being put on.
Rich
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Good to see more people in the offhand section. Many of the "regulars" as well as yourself in your first entry beat my first score I submitted. But that's ok with me, I'm doing it to improve my game. And some of the regulars here are putting up some awesome scores, even with years of practice behind them. Something to strive for.
That Martini is beautiful, and will be quite the workout to shoot at that weight. But probably worth it. I have an old Remington I want to shoot offhand when I get it sorted out, but it's only twice the weight of my little Rossi.
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01-16-2021, 08:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Bob4BVM
Shot a 476-18X today with the scoped 82G.
Felt pretty good but i got tired toward the end
Still thought i might break 480, but with four 8's it was not in the cards.
Should have been better, all the 8s were due to lousy followthru.
I do feel good about the x-count though, my best in a long while., i must've been doing something right- now i just need to do it more often. (after i figure out what it was  )
Cheers
Bob
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Other Bob,
When I up my game 40-45 points, maybe I can give you some tips to avoid those 8's. Until then, I'm just glad if they aren't 7's.
That is an impressive score regardless of the 8's, and the X count is killing it. Good shooting!
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01-16-2021, 07:41 PM
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25 yard iron sight practice 1/16/21
Score: 477-8X
Name: 72coupe/Roy Woodman
Location: Wichita Falls, Tx
Gun: RPRR
Set up: Aperture sights
Ammo: Wolf MT
Individual Target Scores: 97-2X,93-1X, 92-1X, 98-2X,97-2X with four 8s
Notes: Shot 4 targets today, 463-5X, 472-12X, 470-7X with the above target being fired second in the line. I discovered that I had not been shooting with a relaxed left hand that was introducing some shake.
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01-18-2021, 08:51 PM
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Hello, I would like to start shooting in these online matches. Where can I find the two A23 bulls on a single sheet of 8.5x11 printer paper that is mentioned in the rules sticky? I used to shoot a lot of offhand local competitions but had to not participate for a couple of years. This is a great way to get back in the habit.
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01-18-2021, 10:03 PM
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Originally Posted by 22hound
Hello, I would like to start shooting in these online matches. Where can I find the two A23 bulls on a single sheet of 8.5x11 printer paper that is mentioned in the rules sticky? I used to shoot a lot of offhand local competitions but had to not participate for a couple of years. This is a great way to get back in the habit.
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Simply PM Bob4BVM and give him your email address. He'll probably get it to you quick. I haven't had much time to shoot offhand lately, but he's already saved me some paper.
I'm still trying to come to grips with my little Rossi. The thing is so light that if you have a day where you aren't steady, it can mess with your mind. I'm actually considering adding some weight within the stock to give it a little bit more balance and see if that helps some.
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01-21-2021, 05:23 PM
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***25-Yd SCOPED ENTRY PRACTICE***
DATE: 01/21/21
SCORE: 448-5x
NAME (flinthills), AGE(78):
LOCATION: Air Capitol Gun Club
GUN: Ruger 10/22
GUN SETUP: Ruger after market target barrel & Stock, Kidd trigger 2lb,
Stock modified to full pistol grip
Scope: Leupold 6.5-20X on 20x
AMMO: Eley Target
INDIV TGTS SCORES: 88-1x, 92-3x, 90-1x, 89-0x, 89-0x
NOTES, sunny, 55 degrees, wind 3-4 mph from 6 o'clock.
Had hoped to shoot my Martini at 50 yds today but decided instead to shoot the 10/22. I am dry firing daily 25 rounds with the Martini, am going to up that to 30. Score was 1 point higher than my target a week ago and 1 less x. Consistent. Weather forecast looks bad thru Fed 4th. Either wind or cold.
Rich
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01-25-2021, 12:21 AM
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Hello, Thought I would join the fun. I posted my targets so please let me know if I did anything wrong in scoring
***25-Yd IRONS ENTRY***
DATE: 01-23-21
SCORE: 387-0X
NAME (22Hound), AGE(50):
LOCATION: my backyard in Pelham, NC
GUN: Ruger 10/22
GUN SETUP: ___Scope __X_Iron sights __X_Sling
AMMO: SK Standard Plus
INDIV TGTS SCORES: 82-0X, 76-0X, 76-0X, 82-0X, 71-0X
NOTES: I shot the fun shoot targets then the offhand scoped targets first and got tired from the heaver target rifle (hey, any excuse right)
WEATHER, 46 degrees with wind gust from the left up to about 5 mph.
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Stock Ruger 10/22 except for BattleTech M1 sights and muzzle break.
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I had fun but am really out of practice so we will see how next month goes.
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01-25-2021, 12:34 AM
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here is my scoped score.
***25-Yd SCOPED ENTRY***
DATE: 01-23-21
SCORE: 417-1X
NAME (22Hound), AGE(50):
LOCATION: my backyard in Pelham, NC
GUN: Ruger 10/22
GUN SETUP: _X__Scope ___Iron sights ___Sling
AMMO: SK Standard Plus
INDIV TGTS SCORES: 84-0X, 78-0X, 83-0X, 91-1X, 81-0X
NOTES:
WEATHER, 46 degrees with wind gust from the left up to about 5 mph.
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Stock Ruger 10/22 Target with Burris 3-12X40 set to 12X
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01-25-2021, 02:21 AM
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Welcome to the match, have fun,your pictures are great.
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01-25-2021, 06:49 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by 22hound
Stock Ruger 10/22 except for BattleTech M1 sights and muzzle break.
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Are you using a snap in aperture on your rear sight?
https://www.tech-sights.com/aperture-inserts/
I looked through a tech sight rear aperture without the insert and was impressed by how large it was.
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