I only took a few. Post up some if you have them!

Here's some roof top action











Jungle gym stage. 1 round from each rung, 10 rounds total.










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A quick down time for a target repair.

Great pics Chad!

Wobbly Barricade

Pistols before the Log Jam

Log Jam

The Set up at 800 yards. I could see the 1MOA target all day, never could hit it.

I believe these are correct measurements but don't quote me. All I know is I hit the 3/4 MOA at 800 whoop!!!! I also watched Brad (Patriot07) drill all 4 with a stock tikka CTR. Good shooting sir!

2 MOA (16")
1 MOA (8")
3/4 MOA (6")
1/2 MOA (4")

Yea, I realized that after posting the picture, but just have no energy to go change it LOL.

fixed it.

Wanted to go. Had other things that prevented a trip.

Holy Carp! Was the house ok? Any idea what caused it?

It’s a Ford.

Fire ants.

We hatem.

Thanks! It takes a sadistic dude to stick those targets 800 yards away. Fun stage though!

Yea it was. I hit 2 and 1 for the first time with my rifle so I will take it. You hitting 4" was freaking impressive with a stock CTR.

Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then.

I felt the same way

That's exactly what my rifle looked like on the third shot of Rooftop.

Just curious why shooting unsuppressed?

If I'm shooting comps, I won't shoot suppressed. The main reason is the recoil impulse. When shooting suppressed vs. a muzzle brake, the brake finishes it's recoil impulse much much quicker. The recoil with a suppressor is a much longer recoil duration and takes me off target for a longer period of time when trying to recover from recoil and spot your impacts/misses. I can recover from recoil and watch my impacts from about 200 yards and out when shooting with a brake. On the prairie dog stage at 300 yards, I was watching my impacts on the dog very easily. I could see where on the dog I was impacting. I saw on my first hit that I was a touch right on the dog, so I held about 1/2"-1" left, and went to rocking the prairie dog for 8 hits in a row. I hunt suppressed, and have been for the 5-6 years or so. I will always hunt suppressed now. But for comps, I want the quicker follow up shots, reduced recoil, and seeing the bullet better unsuppressed.

Plus a rifle that is shorter and more maneuverable, for those sadistic a-holes and their barricades.

^^ Yes, maneuverability is a huge benefit. Plus, sometimes suppressors can cause a slight POI shift on the first round, and settles in once the suppressor heats up. I have seen this with my 300 Win Mag, and it is less of a factor with other smaller rounds, but I don't want to chance it.

The pictures are of Scott W on here shooting my Rem 700 308 parts build.

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