Scotch_egg

Well lads it was a great day. Matt you did a top job organising a load of repribates. I am sure it took a lot of planning leaving no time for your relaoding I can only mirror what has already been said. Good to put names to faces and talk rifles in person. I can't wait for the next meet, I may even bring a repeater, thanks Ronin for the loan of the Blaser, I don't think I would have faired well with a single shot rifle with a bolt coming out on every cycle 10 shots 2 minutes 5 different positions But my hat comes off to Gunnery, as mentioned already he had 2 hits on the 20" gong then 6 consecutive hits on the 10" gong at 750m. And he only took 8 shots on that stand. Although he may have to change his name to "zero stop"........ Pics are not great but I mis placed the camera half way through the day so didn't get many It was rather misty on arrival It cleared enough for the first round named "know your limits", and no I don't; scoring a big zero Firing line first detail Emergency re-sizing Sitting position figure 11 - And the winner is

I note the Barrel break in procedure to be exaclty the same as mine. It sure gets the results

Sorry chap like I say its not my rifle. Have a look at 6mmbr.com i'm sure some one will point you in the right direction.

Its a straight .284 not mine though. I have been trawling for stock options on my build and came across it on 6mmbr.com Thought i would add to this topic. Dave

Colors are 34%Olive, 33%Black, 33%Light tan

Thanks Martin, looks like I have managed pretty well with no training The chops look like a great idea. I like to place some really fatty bacon lardons and red current jelly in the middle of the haunch when I roll it. Then roast it over red onions and red pepers and half a bottle red mmmmmmmm

sorry to be off topic but what actions and cals are they WSM? Looking sweet.

yes i could do with that link,