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Another option is a 6.5 creedmore gasser. I built mine for distance and speed. Here are the specs: JD machine upper and lower with upper milled for side charge. Magpul MIAD grip and PRS stock for AR15. Hard chrome bolt milled down to 12.9 oz. A2 buffer with silicon spring reduced to 6 lbs. 4...

Price drop on the ransom to $300 And to $50 on the handguard

Sansom competition upgrade kit for sale $350 shipped kit includes 15" handguard, sights and hardware to install them on offset, gasblock, qd sling adapter and dvd. 7" YHM spectre free float handguard complete with magpul fde rail covers $75 shipped. Proceeds from sale will go to TRUE HEARTS...

Went and shot a match this saturday and forgot my timer in the truck. rushed the shots on two stages and missed with plenty of time still left. definately gonna get a timex mounted to my gun.

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14.5" midlength piston

It's a .223. I realize it's not a speedgun but I bought it before I started shooting 3 gun. I've used it for two larues and several outback matches and it has given me something to go by.

Thanks for the help guys, I'm gonna get a timex and see how that works and I'll let y'all know.

Don't know, the long range game has changed so drastically over the past year with the inception of the PRS that it's just now becoming a discussion. I only asked the question here because you guys are always using timers.

The majority of the time being able to set the timer to go off 10 or 15 seconds before par time is sufficient. Occasionally the ability to see it will help depending in stage. But the biggest issue is to be able to have your finger on the button when starting a stage which can be tough.

The issue is having something small enough to mount on my rifle that I can hit the start button when the stage begins and hopefully not get knocked off when climbing through rat traps culverts or vehicles.

Sorry should have clarified that the timer question was for bolt gun comps. Currently shooting a LA. precision .260 in a rock solid stock with vortex glass. But on a different note I have a vortex 1-4 razor hd that I was thinking about putting on my LWRC for three gun stuff. Any thoughts?

Well, the problems I've run into is where I will have a set amount of time to engage x amount of targets and either rush the last shot or two or lose track of time and not get the shot off. The scoring in long range tactical is primarily a set amount of time to engage a certain number of targets.

Majority of the matches I shoot are becoming more and more shoot-move-shoot-move and so on. It's becoming more important to manage the clock and I know you three gunners have been managing time for many years. I used a walmart special at the last match and it helped a lot. Unfortunately due to...

Does any one know of a small stop watch/timer that would be suitable for mounting to the side of a rifle for time mgmt. during a stage? Or am I better off buying a temex watch?

Thanks Feegee I always wanted to be "Elite" lol

Thanks I will look them up.

I shoot mostly bolt guns and I have really high cheek bones so the problem I have is most glasses are too low when looking through the glass. Any suggestions on glasses that are designed for this problem? I prefer interchangeable lenses.

Planning on attending the next three gun at 3mr Justin and a few others have told me they're good.

I haven't been to double tap but I have done two of the 3mr matches. As far as a Nordic I'm gonna wait till I get a m2.