K22, I'd suggest listing this Kimber stuff over on the Kimber forum also.

https://www.kimbertalk.com/forums/kimbe ... -forum.22/

Bill K wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 7:06 am It did surprise me however, that we made it through the day without a single April Fools Joke, unless I missed it/them.

No worries there Bill....just turn on the news!

Bill, it's sure nice to have these visitors daily. We get them too here, along with racoons, skunks and the occasional cougar. A few years ago, our nextdoor neighbor had her bunnies killed, and when she let the dog out to deal with the bunny noise, the cat took off and jumped the fence right into ou...

Rick thanks for the tip I dont plan on going to BR shooting (at this point). Dad also was a avid wood chuck hunter and as a kid and he would take my sister and I out with him and we always were excited when Dad nailed one. Shaky, completely understand. We've probably overwhelmed you with ideas of g...

Great seeing how this sport brings folks together to make some great memories. We need to keep sharing the fun of this sport so more youngsters get involved with it instead of letting it die. Copy that, Shaky! Our group shoots include friends, dads and sons, even a couple of grandpa's. It's always ...

Shaky, if you feel your rifle is not either recoiling freely in the bags, or if you prefer less friction, consider what I've seen at BR matches and have read on accuracy dedicated forums..... Experienced BR match shooters frequently use talcum powder on their bags to give better 'free recoil' charac...

In regard to using CLR for the removal of carbon, there are many opinions on using this on rifles, especially on stainless steel. Here's a link to a number of posts over on Accurate Shooter in regard to CLR many may find informative and interesting: https://forum.accurateshooter.com/search/977608/?q...

skipper wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 9:18 am My 204's both like Alliant RL 10X. That's a staple at my house, not a second choice.

Same here. All four of my 204R rifles give their best performance (velocity and accuracy) using RL-10X over all others. YMMV

The method I've used for years is below. Zero range is always 100 yards. Use your ballistics program for your chosen load and make up a 'come-up' chart for the scope's ocular lens cap. I use Sierra Infinity program. Get your actual velocity via your chronograph at 100 yards. Then input all environme...

Own pic. Sorry I wasn't clear If you're using a photo hosting site, you can change the size there prior to posting. I consider a hosting site to be the best way to post pics. I don't use this site to use pics from my computer, so can't comment if that's the method you're using....sorry. Perhaps Ski...

Lookin' very, very good there, Shaky. :wtg: I found out some years ago that the bench support for the rifle was critical to top performance at the target. Glad you're on the way to a better bench experience. Here's hoping that 204 you've got shows similar upgraded performance. Tiny groups put a smil...

Life2A wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 7:00 am Is there a way to adjust the size of the photo that's displayed?

Are you referring to modifying a pic someone posted, or your own pic?

Secret, your humility is duly noted. Despite your dabbling, the end result of your rest is still impressive, and I'm sure it works very well for getting above the grass and weeds in great fashion. It sure looks great to me FWIW. I'm not a BR shooter either, just rats, but I've been accused of the sa...

Secret : Nice job there, sir, very well done! :wtg: I'm assuming you are a dedicated BR shooter by the looks of your design, also a skilled man in the machine shop. When it comes to our passion, nothing is considered 'over the top', and your example of front rest shows both your interest and skill....

Well Shaky, lot's of options on this one. My setup is what has evolved over 50 years of live varmint shooting. Not the panacea by any means, but I've used about every conceivable combination of bench and bench rest setup over that time; laying on the ground with a bipod, off the truck hood, from fix...