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Norm is the match director at one of the clubs I shoot at. Norm has worked very hard at becoming a better shooter. He is using a rifle built for him by Tony Harper. Congratulations to him for his vast improvement and to Tony for building a competitive rifle. Proves hard work pays off.

It seems that if we are trying to control the vertical with the tuner it would make sense to shoot lines as Pedro said. Just keep moving the tuner until you get the flattest line possible. Theoretically that should be the best tune when you have controlled as much vertical as you can.

I did not say that Mr. Parsons rifle is not going to be competitive. What I am saying is we need to slow down on all the hype Calfee and some others are saying about them. Some of them I am sure will turn out to be very good rifles, but I have serious doubts that every one will be killers and...

I like Mr. Parsons but I don’t think that he finished very well. You should check the final results.

From talking with several people who shoot the VoDoo with the crescent firing pin, they all seem to think there is a slight advantage when everything is perfect. The problem is it seems to require a lot of work to keep it right over the standard shape firing pin.

There is an article about cleaning solutions and a formula for Ed’s red on rimfire central.

Lots of different flag combinations out there. A few years ago I saw a guy at the Triple Crown using a weather station that sent a continuous signal to a computer on his shooting bench. It read direction and speed. The secret is knowing what your flags are telling you. I still haven’t figured it...

Agreed.

Mr. Tony I have nothing but respect for what you have done in this sport. You asked the million dollar question. At this point where the rifle isn't even close to the original version, when it does do well who really should get the credit. I would have to say that it should be Todd Wooten...

I don't think anyone has a problem with Calfee taking credit for any victories his rifles produced when they were in their original configuration. The problem comes when the rifle has a new barrel done by a different gunsmith, a different stock with new bedding and who knows what else, and...

Taking credit for building the rifle in its current configuration would be like taking a early seventy model Vega, adding a tube chassis, a big block chevrolet motor and aftermarket transmission, along with a narrowed rear and bigger tires, and acting like it was an original Vega. Totally...

How much of Merlin is still all original as it came from Calfee?

I have a question I hope someone can help me with. The rifle that Todd Wooten is shooting "spec 4" how much of the rifle is still original as from Calfee. I am aware that the barrel is different and was done by Langley. Is the stock the same or has it been changed also. I have heard that the...

I notice you decided not to call me after I offered to talk to you about all this and even provided my phone number in a pm.Instead you pefer to keep your head in the sand or up your ass. I knew you wouldn't call because you don't want to know the facts, the phone conversations in trying to...

Tim, I am not talking about Vodoo getting barrels. I am talking from personal experience, no Internet rumors bull!!! As Mike said you need to check your facts. I could put out facts, names, and how some people received numerous barrels but it really wouldn't serve any purpose. It's not going to...

One of the better barrel manufacturer's is Muller. Unfortunately you have to know the right people in order to get one. Of course if you are in with the right people you can get just about all you want ,while others wait on some fictional waiting list and never get one!

Nice video Brandon. I wish that I had started around his age. Good shooting young man.

For those who have done this what type of glue is used to glue in a action. I know that this is much more popular in centerfire than in rimfire but I am interested in doing it on a rimfire. Maybe someone from centerfire will see this and add their thoughts.

Congratulations Scott on your 200 ABRA card.

I know that this will cause trouble but I have to agree with burtona. I have 20 minutes to shoot the card. If your rifle is not doing what you think it is capable of, do you just say it's not my day are do you move the tuner and try to make it shoot better. I do know that one of the best...