Tim, I have to ask who the Multi time national/world champion shooter was that came on here giving BR advise?So referring to an answer as “arrogant, & elitist” by a mod is somehow the way to go.
and FWIW unlike most I use my name, easy to track down, came here because of the general lack of any BR facts here, if you feel that doesn’t work For you, happy to leave.
And, for the record, the “ like other forums” may strike some potentially a bit arrogant, and/or elitist.
P.S. You had a multi time national/world champion shooter weighing in here, sharing information and suffering a few “ who the hell are you “ type responses, only to leave.....your lose.
seems like the moderation might be a tad uneven.
The only guy that I have seen with any creds is Ivan Wells! I mean, I will most likely listen to the 2018 and 2019 National points champion who holds all but 1 of the ARA records, yes I stalked him on the ARA website. Tim, you need to understand how big our world of positional 22lr is before telling me that the world revolves around BR. I am really excited that I am seeing guys from my world going over and trying a new discipline like BR. Could some of these guys become national champions someday, maybe! But, the one thing I have seen since starting to shoot BR in Oct is a world that is very monkey see monkey do! The world of NRL22 and PRS is not like that at all and I think guys like Ivan Wells are breaking out of the BR box and pushing forward to save something he loves! The reason "who the hell type responses" happens over here,is everyone on this big forum see's BR as a blip on the radar!
Tim, just embrace the fact that for the first time an American company is truly making a BR factory rifle that with the right ammo will enable a new shooter to go try BR and not get smoked at a local shoot. I am basing this off the fact that I have shot 1966 agg's in an ARA match with an 18" Vudoo off a bipod and a bag. Not a good combo for the BR game! I compared my scores while I know are not that high to other clubs in my state and my scores would have been middle of the pack and I am fine for it being my first time. See I am the type of person that knows I need to go back home and ammo test and find the lot of ammo that works for my rifle then get a one piece rest or nice 2 piece rest. I also understand that I might need a different rifle but I am not going to wait for a true custom and the V22S is going to fill that spot. Down the road, if I feel that I want to pursue the highest level of BR I have a great foundation to build a custom rifle on.
So Tim, try a softer approach over here and don't get so aggressive when trying to explain things because some of the guys on here are at the top of their discipline! Also try telling some of the guys about your BR shooting IR50/50, there is a lot of guys on here shooting rimfire in the upper Northeast part of the US that I am sure they have never seen nor heard of IR 50/50.