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03-02-2014, 23:30
hghclsswhitetrsh

See ya HOBC.
03-02-2014, 23:31
Great-Kazoo

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Originally Posted by bogie

You guys are cracking me up. I'm leaving before I get slap happy. Nite hoz!

get slappy white.

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03-02-2014, 23:39
Mazin

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Originally Posted by hghclsswhitetrsh

nah. He might pick you as his bottom bitch though. Stand by for the rose ceremony.

Tell your wife thanks from me for finally teaching you wit [Beer]
03-02-2014, 23:42
mcjhr

I'm weary now.
03-03-2014, 06:52
HoneyBadger

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Originally Posted by hghclsswhitetrsh

I agree 100% HB. It's certainly my fault for not keeping up on it. I think he got trimmed to close to the quick(sp?) when he was getting detailed at petsmart.

Yeah, that'll definitely make him shy. Most people don't realize that most dogs are very careful with their feet as part of their pack animal instincts. If they were in the wild and injured a foot, they would die.
03-03-2014, 07:48
TheBelly

day two has begun!

full of excitement, confidentiality notices, and non-disclosure agreements!!!
03-03-2014, 08:15
TheBelly

new page!!!
03-03-2014, 08:49
BuffCyclist

Mornin' Hos!!

Might have time to head to the range to zero my scope/rifle today, pretty excited! Wish I had time to test some reloads, but I'll be lucky if I can even get to the range at all.

Belly, I'd be interested in hearing how you develop a load for a precision rifle. Do you do a ladder test (1 round of each charge at 300+ yards, aiming at same spot and look for nodes, then repeat with smaller powder increments adding 100yds) or do you just fire over a chronograph looking for single digit SD's?

eta: I only ask because I either need to buy a chronograph (looking at Competition Electronics ProChrono) or figure out the distance to shoot for a real ladder test. I planned on shooting my test loads through a chrono. If the first 2 shots of each load had velocity variation greater than 15fps, I'd move to the next load (because that indicates a SD greater than 10). If they were under 15fps, I'd shoot the remaining 4 shots for a 5 shot group and record the data. I'm leaning away from purchasing a chrono due to the added expense, but only have access to 300yds easily, if I want to head to the 1000yd range, I'd first have to find out where it is, and then I'd only be able to shoot there once every other week at most.
03-03-2014, 09:14
Great-Kazoo

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

Yeah, that'll definitely make him shy. Most people don't realize that most dogs are very careful with their feet as part of their pack animal instincts. If they were in the wild and injured a foot, they would die.

Hey, it's the honeywhisperer .
03-03-2014, 10:05
TheBelly

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Originally Posted by BuffCyclist

Belly, I'd be interested in hearing how you develop a load for a precision rifle. Do you do a ladder test (1 round of each charge at 300+ yards, aiming at same spot and look for nodes, then repeat with smaller powder increments adding 100yds) or do you just fire over a chronograph looking for single digit SD's?

eta: I only ask because I either need to buy a chronograph (looking at Competition Electronics ProChrono) or figure out the distance to shoot for a real ladder test. I planned on shooting my test loads through a chrono. If the first 2 shots of each load had velocity variation greater than 15fps, I'd move to the next load (because that indicates a SD greater than 10). If they were under 15fps, I'd shoot the remaining 4 shots for a 5 shot group and record the data. I'm leaning away from purchasing a chrono due to the added expense, but only have access to 300yds easily, if I want to head to the 1000yd range, I'd first have to find out where it is, and then I'd only be able to shoot there once every other week at most.

OCW test, then I find out what the chrony says so I can compute for longer range... then I test the longer range.

The SD and ES bit is it's own animal.