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Final load development test before 2022 Texas Long Range Championship
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- Опубліковано 19 кві 2022
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Ok, so I am a year late on my comment but I just have to say. I am a luthier and build high end guitars. That stock is truly an work of art. Kudos to whoever made it. Love the grain and the lines!!!
Love seeing these types of videos. Always enjoy seeing what adjustments are made. Good luck in Texas. Be Safe.
Thanks, will do!
200-18x and he says, "not bad" LOL Good shooting John! Good luck in Texas
I know, it sounds bad but what you can't see is that to the right of me some of my fellow competitors shot a total of 8 targets that were 200-12x and better including several 200-17x. It's a tough group I shoot with. Keep in mind in winter league I was 6th place shooting with an average of 16.5 X's. So you have to shoot 17x or better to even have a chance of winning.
Very nice John. Good luck at Texas. Sure looks like you got things figured out.
I really appreciate your voice over videos and the knowledge you share. Would you do a version of a video like this where you talk about aiming strategies and potential pitfalls and tips? Thank you for your time, energy and money spent educating those of us who don't have the means to test/learn behind the trigger!
You're getting there. Looking forward to seeing you move on up.
Why the occasional double closing of the bolt, did something not feel right on initial closing?
Yeah my sear engagement is really light right now. Just need to tweak it.
@@FClassJohn Oh, possibility of firing while closing bolt?
@@madman432000 not in this case, just annoying.
But isnt the firing pin resting on primer if trigger doesn't catch, seems not the safest set up?
Now this is the kind of videos i love. Thanks John!!! . Nice shooting . Question: seems to me like you started to press your shoulder against the buttstock from 16th shot, i say this be cause of the recoil i'm watching, anyway, your last 5 shots grouped better it seems to me, am i right?
Yeah a little. I had two jackets because of the cold so I think the jacket was migrating towards the end. Accident or not, I'd agree there was slightly less free recoil towards the end and the group was just a little better.
That is a nasty 22 LR flinch, you working on that:)
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Nice shooting.
thank you very much
Enjoy the reloading. All the best for the shoot!
Thank you.
I absolutely love the new chrono
Good for John it was only 99 degrees here today
So would you call that a half moa rifle for 20 shots?
perty dang good shooting 200 18x 👍👍👍👍
Thank you.
It looks like your trigger is a tad too lite and that the bolt went off when you closed it too quick. Hence the recocking
Yep that’s correct.
Good shooting and good luck 👍
Good shooting! I can pretty much guarantee you can leave the coat home, It's been warm and windy for the last month!
Hey Doug can't wait to see ya next week!! Yeah weather looks fun, 80 degrees and all kinds o' humidity, what's not to love! 😂
Looks good brother, load on
Wow that’s nice
What's the deal with all the smoke coming out the barrel almost like a black powder rifle
The biggest question to come out of this is what do you do for a job that you can take time off to go compete in TX?! I'd be met with "sure!!!....bring a new job back with you as well!"
Everyone gets holidays. How you use them is up to you
That’s some goood shooting!
Looking good
Nice shooting! Was there any wind? Didn't see any flags and the trees weren't moving...
It was pretty much dead calm. I wasn't moving much more than inside the X ring to adjust my hold.
Hi John, I am in Oregon (really close to DRRC actually) and looking to start going to F-Class match's. Is there a good place to find Oregon/Washington match dates? Thank you for what you do!
Hello, here are your two best resources for long range matches. We only have two ranges in Oregon that can go past 600 yards and these are them. www.douglasridge.org/hipower_rifle.html and www.cossapark.com/central-oregon-precision-riflemen i’m a member of Douglas Ridge but shoot a couple times a year out at Cossa as well.
@@FClassJohn Thank you very much! Hope to see you on the range in the near future.
Hello, Could you let me know what base you have on your TRex front rest ? It looks polished and is it from Rodzilla ? Thank you
It’s a custom aluminum base. It shaved something like 5 or 7 pounds off the total weight for me. Really expensive to have made unfortunately.
@@FClassJohn Thank you Sir for the quick response. In shaving off the 5-7 lbs, you decreased the weight of the rest to around 14-16 lbs (ball park). With this reduction in weight, is the rest stable during your shot strings ? And did Rodzilla fabricate the aluminum rest ? ( I shoot bench rest and am thinking about ordering the Trex)
@@stepthemann I think I’m at about 16-17 with BR bag and without my sand feet on it. It wasn’t made by Rod. It was just a friend with a CNC machine. Plenty stable but in all fairness I would’ve kept the weight if I was only shooting off a bench. I only shaved the weight because I fly a lot.
@@FClassJohn Thank you, I appreciate your response. I think I will be pulling the trigger on the Trex since I have recently seen your videos on the rest - been waiting on a Lenzi for a little over a year and no idea when it will be available. Thanks again !
Nice !
Wow, Nice!!!
how was the trijicon in the overcast during the match👍👍👍👍👍
AMAZING!!!
See you there. :)
Heck Yeah!!!
Where you having Bolt close issues?
No. There were two of them that you probably saw where it didn’t fully cock and that’s just because I have a really light sear engagement.
I'm curious, are you shooting at the range off banner rd.?
Sorry, I'm not familiar with Banner Rd., do you mean in the video or for the Texas match?
@@FClassJohn in the video. We have a range just like that here in Yukon, oklahoma.
@@alexgreene9986 Oh, no this is in Oregon.
What is the best way to get informed about competitions ? I'd appreciate any help.
It's honestly pretty tough. You can go to forum.accurateshooter.com/forums/competition-forum-all-calibers.3/ or fclass.info and see if there's anything around you.
To say it's tough is a little misleading and discouraging(not intentionally of course). It's actually really easy to get a rifle and go to a match. the best way to get informed and the best thing you could do, is to go over to accurate shooter forum and ask what the basic equipment is you need, then throw your stuff in the car and go to a match. There will be plenty of people there willing to help you. That's what I ended up doing and realized I wasted a bunch of time reading and trying to practice at the range.
Thank you! Best Wishes
@@andy347495 Yeah I know what you mean and I’m sorry if that’s how it came off. The point I was trying to make is that F class is pretty disjointed compared to other disciplines like PRS for instance. The F class info website that I listed is the first real attempt to centralize all of the match data and I hope it works to be honest. I remember when I was starting out it was just really tough to get information on anything and it just became a game of who you know and what matches they were aware of and you kept building on it.
Is that Macdonalds ShotMarker you are using?
Yes it is.
@@FClassJohn Now that I've seen one in action I'll have to order one. Also, what Kind of rest are ou using. Kinda looks like a Farley return to battery put together.
@@gotmythumbs My front rest is a Godzilla T-Rex therodzilla.com/product/t-rex-front-rest/
What’s the range? 600?
Yes sir, 600yds.
so, any part of the bullet hole that touches the line is that score? E
Correct, as long as the line breaks you get the higher score.
@@FClassJohn thank you