Finally admitting defeat.....need some advice, please.
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Re: Finally admitting defeat.....need some advice, please.
Thought that quip might amuse one.
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Re: Finally admitting defeat.....need some advice, please.
For the money, I don't think you can beat one of Brian's finest. Plenty mag too!
It's not the pace of life that concerns me, it's the sudden stop at the end!
Re: Finally admitting defeat.....need some advice, please.
We have fox holes at our local range - my old man was having trouble getting in and out of them, so takes the front section of and old ali step-ladder to make it easier... there's always a way...Robin128 wrote:I have not been able to shoot prone for over 10 years and yes my mates find me amusing when I haul out the bench rest or look for a fox hole when on a military range. :-P

Re: Finally admitting defeat.....need some advice, please.
Yea, seen that in use in Sennybridge...not been able to get up there this year...yet!
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Re: Finally admitting defeat.....need some advice, please.
Thanks for the advice folks......a friend has recommended a Weaver T30...upper end of the budget market at about £400 but said to be popular in the US for benchrest...so would it suit on say a Swing at 1,000 yards?
Re: Finally admitting defeat.....need some advice, please.
Said friend has just 'phoned me to say it is a Weaver T36 that he was talking about and is fixed power so probably not suitable.....
Re: Finally admitting defeat.....need some advice, please.
Targetman,
The Weaver T36 will be fine for your style of shooting out to 1000 yds plus. I use the Leupold version for F/TR and 1000 yd benchrest. They only weigh a pound so ideal if you are building a rifle to a weight limit.
I've had the Leupold on a 7mmWSM since 2006 without problem.
Only disadvantage - in competition, you can't turn down the power to keep an eye on everyone else's targets!
Vince
The Weaver T36 will be fine for your style of shooting out to 1000 yds plus. I use the Leupold version for F/TR and 1000 yd benchrest. They only weigh a pound so ideal if you are building a rifle to a weight limit.
I've had the Leupold on a 7mmWSM since 2006 without problem.
Only disadvantage - in competition, you can't turn down the power to keep an eye on everyone else's targets!
Vince
Re: Finally admitting defeat.....need some advice, please.
Get a cheapo work bench from Wickes...they should be under £20 and build one of these...




Re: Finally admitting defeat.....need some advice, please.
Have you thought anymore about Benchrest Targetman?
Been laid up for days now...back playing bloody 'ell!
Been laid up for days now...back playing bloody 'ell!
Re: Finally admitting defeat.....need some advice, please.
Another approach is simply to get the correct corrective lens in the rear sight. If you are having difficulty seeing the target, a front dioper will make it worse, albeit bigger and worse. You might want a mild negative power lens in the rear.
Do you wear glasses for distance vision? If so, can you tell me what your lens correction is?
Art
Do you wear glasses for distance vision? If so, can you tell me what your lens correction is?
Art
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