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    Smallbore Prone & F-Class 1600 ( CMP - EIC) | San Antonio, TX

    CMP Smallbore (22lr) EIC Competition in San Antonio, TX For any rimfire enthusiasts in San Antonio and the surrounding area. We are thrilled to announce that the our range is hosting a CMP Smallbore EIC Competition. This is an opportunity to earn Smallbore Prone EIC points, or perhaps you are...
  2. Near miss

    Different qualifications

    Hello, I thought of asking over here what kind of firearms qualifications you have ran into? I noticed doing qualification training drills makes good progress. I would really like to learn new qualification drills to add some variance into my training. Please post any qualifications or drills...
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    Advanced Marksmanship Can't get my sitting position to work

    I have been shooting sitting with a sling. When i cross my ankles I can't get the elevation high enough to bring the gun on the target. I end up with NPA well below the target array. I have slid my legs like scissors to the point I am almost ankle on ankle and still can't get it. The back of...
  4. Victor Co Heather

    Advanced Marksmanship Getting into "Set' position for LEOs/Military...

    I've always wondered about what checklist a real LEO or military sniper goes through before taking a shot. I read this in an article about a Royal Marine taking a shot on an insurgent in Iraq: <span style="font-style: italic">“My training then took over and I got myself quickly, but calmly...
  5. ArcticLight

    Gunsmithing M1903 3 Position Safeties

    My gunsmith is building a batch of 3 position safeties for M1903 Springfields - and crap I already forgot the name, another older mauser - he does them for about all mau sers except Rem 700's as some guy in Idaho or Colorado has those already.. Will have photos soon - they are over in Seattle...
  6. jsali

    Advanced Marksmanship Question on prone shooting position

    For those who are more educated/experienced on the subject than I here's the problem. I have traditionally (and been taught) to shoot supported prone with my shooting side (right) leg cocked up a bit to relieve pressure on the chest and reduce the effect of heart beat etc... To get comfortable...
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