I'm betting JG taught Tubb everything he knows.

If you want to learn wind not using flags this course is very good and the Blue Steel ranch has some tough winds as well. My Kestrel hit mid 50mph winds out there.

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That was my squad. My razor was going tits up that match and he kept trying to sell me one of his luepy mk8 with his voodoo reticle that doesn’t require dialing. It’s odd and based off of time of flight but works. Oddly him and Todd don’t care for each other last I heard despite both being Canadians. From what I understood David was messing with the tof stuff early on and Todd pirated the idea and then the wind dot tremor reticle was born and sold to the military wholesale like.

If memory serves, both of us outscored Tubb.

I didn’t as my mighty vortex got progressively worse.

When you trust a Vortex, it will tell you why that was a mistake.

Those two definitely aren't best buddies, that's for sure. I don't see Tubb much anymore, but sometimes he's very friendly, sometimes not so much. Like him or not, claim to have outshot him, or whatever else a guy can come up with, fact is nobody has the hardware he does, period.

Copy, congrats!

This started with wind flags, then your "world champion" words.

Then him shooting a match without flags gave him a hard time.

Now, he's got more hardware than everyone else.

Got it.

What year did this heat stroke open take place?

The "Napoleon complex", known informally as small man syndrome, is a syndrome normally attributed to people of short stature. It is characterized by overly-aggressive or domineering social behavior, and carries the implication that such behavior is compensatory for the subject's physical or social shortcomings.

I got a base hit off of Roger Clemens one time. That doesn't make me Ted Williams. Glad you finally got it, as there's a time to talk, and a time to take notes. When Tubb or Hodnett talk about what works, it's time for you to take notes.

It’s been several years. That match hasn’t happened in some years. He would sometimes shoot another match called shoot for the green. The year I shot it he did pretty good but it was a majority prone match with long par times so it was in his wheelhouse. He was fun to be squadded with as we chatted a ton about shooting in general.

Great description of yourself.

Go take classes from them, then. Clearly they are your idols.

I'm 6'2" 235, guessing by your ego you're 5'6" 150. We all know who Napoleon is around here as you remind us quite often with pearls like "If memory serves, both of us outscored Tubb." You eventually woke up from that dream I assume.