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No kidding, I had a 1st and 2nd gen Sprint and came close to a Speed Triple or Daytona, but alas…..got old(er).

Heard about them, never saw one….thanks again. Since you indicated you ride I’ll leave you with these, only two I have left

There you go….very nice. What action is that?

Not for nothing but if you have an Iphone/ smartphone, just take a photo then click attach file tab below to bring it right from photo album……curious minds want to know !

Interesting. Come’on buddy figure out how to get a pic up here, love to see it.

Curious, IR sporter stocks are about the same by rule. What exactly did you build? A picture would be interesting.

Phil, tough without knowing where exactly you suffer tremors. I , like many, do not have much contact with gun. Barley touch with cheek, thumb lightly on side on stock, zero shoulder. When gun fires it simply slides back and bumps shoulder. If you have hand tremors, one of the best sporter...

As far as Leuy’s the target 6x with target turrets is the go to. Some sporters can make weight with the 6x-18x which allow you to shoot/ practice/ pick ammo with magnification. The Weavers can be good, I shot one but some out there you just cannot get all the parallax out Alas, the best choice...

Re think the scope. Your scope is far more important with a sporter, The Leupold target 6x with a fine X hair and small dot is a decent choice, most guys are shooting with a small dot.

Sammy Wells. was banned here, now back with this screen name, banned on every single other shooting forum. would be helpful if guys report this as a public service.

Not bad for an old(ish) guy. 👍

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Who…..made…..it.

Very nice. Anybody tell me who’s sporter he shot?

So….it’s a prettier version of a Holeshot. Same church, different pugh, Same parentage.😉😉 It is, however lovely.

A prettier copy of a Harells it would seem.

Talking about the C.C. Johnson you sold me.

Jeff, as I recall you can still get a rear, Lyman, etc, with a rotating disk with different apertures like the original Stevens target sights. P.S. Still have the .225 HW

As Pedro indicates, interesting but non critical. The absolute ONLY verification as to your ammo quality is holes on the target. Low ES is far from being the only factor on top flight ammo.

Yep, I realize he was the face of it but the other guys were behind the effort as well, Bob was a pretty good friend at that time, Rod, not so much. Weeter kept a ton of data alive, have not heard that name in years. A real piece of work….old time plantation guy as I recall, although a military...