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We will be holding the first Wyoming State Midrange match in Worland, Wyoming on May 31, 2014.

Here is the match program:
http://www.btlir.com/files/2014%20Black ... 0Match.pdf

and the entry form:
http://www.btlir.com/files/2014%20NRA%2 ... 20Form.pdf

Bryan

Sold, pending payment.

thank you
Bryan

BPC News for sale

Fall & Winter 2000
2001 thru 2011 complete
46 issues in all


All magazines are in excellent condition.

$125 for all, delivered in the lower 48.

bryan dot youngberg at gmail dot com

I suggest you find a "Butt Ugly" slip on recoil pad rather than bolting on a a fixed pad. It will add some length and make the rifle more comfortable to shoot prone or from a bench.

Bryan

He is still around but works out of town during the week. Keep trying, leave a message.

Bryan

Results

http://www.wyomingbpcr.com/results/rawlins2011.htm

Here is the flyer for the Rawlins,Wyoming match later this month.

http://www.wyomingbpcr.com/BPCRShootFly ... ns2011.pdf

Your best bet is to deny everything. Claim it was that color before you started or that you don't know what she is talking about.

Your other option is to buy her a new dishwasher and never wash brass or auto parts in it again.

Bryan

sooty blow-by after firing is one indicator

If the case mouth doesn't expand to seal the chamber, the brass is not elastic enough and should be annealed.

Bryan

What you plan will work fine. Keep in mind, the midrange sight on a rolling block will not let you shoot much past midrange distances due to the drop in the wrist. Just off the top of my head, you lose at least an inch of usable sight due to the geometry difference from a sharps action.

Bryan

You could twirl the case in the propane flame with your fingers. When the case is to hot to handle, consider it done. You want to anneal the mouth down to about 5/8" Brass conducts heat pretty well. Usually a 10 or 12 count is all my fingers can stand. If you would rather look for color in your bras...

Including the Quigley match flyer.

http://www.wyomingbpcr.net/UpcomingEvents.html

Bryan

Michael, I think Watkins uses old scraper blades or cutting blades. They can usually be had for scrap but are hard material that can take the abuse. Cut and weld them into a T shape and drive them into the ground.

Bryan

What he said.

I don't think that mould has much application in a cartridge gun. I'm not sure it would even make a good fishing weight.

Bryan

This thread is as relevant now as it was a month ago. You get what you pay for. Another point is that a great rifle shot can make less expensive equipment perform well than a less skillful person might. It also seems to me that better equipment can help an average shot perform better, at least that ...