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Jim, my condolences; thanks for sharing.

With so many of our benchrest friends and acquaintances having "left the range," I thought it would be nice to have a somewhat...

Many good posts about Keith above. Keith grew up on a farm about a half mile from the little town where I was raised. He was 4 years...

May Report - We had six shooters today, including one factory-class shooter. The weather was nice; about 60° when we started and 73°...

My First Super Shoot — The year after the above-described Shamrock Shoot, I decided to go to the Super Shoot. I was excited about the...

My First Shamrock Shoot — The year after the match described immediately above, I decided to go to the Shamrock Shoot. I was excited...

Lee, about how often do you practice, about how many shots per practice session, and about how long has that been your routine?

…when I try to shoot fast, I watch the flags on my bench (and those on both sides) with the quickest glance as I’m loading. If they...

I should have included the following in post # 12 above, but ... Can you elaborate on the "if necessary" part of your comment? Please...

I used to always read Wilbur’s posts; I enjoyed his insightful comments — one of which is worth quoting here. He said, “There are often...

Lee, do you feel that you oftentimes get caught with the wind changing between the time you look at the flags and the time you "let the...

#1: I watch the entire range, within reason. Big ranges like St. Louis makes it a little easier for you to see a let-up coming and how...

Lee, thanks for sharing the above. Query Lee, thanks for sharing. Query: 1. When you're watching the field, I assume that means ALL...

When I first started shooting short range Benchrest 24 years ago, I would watch the first three flags on my bench. I would do OK, but...

My First Experience as a Shooter at a Registered Group Match — The year after the above-described match, my shooting buddy and I...