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a real long shot
#41
jwilson1985 Wrote:lr you posted that on my surgery date, i just realized it was even back alive...when im able to shoot again ill do one better, ill make a video for you buddy.if that would be any better,ive been wanting to do this anyway.

though that has already been done.

ace id love to shoot with anyone.

JW:

Don't sweat it. Do the right things with your recovery and physical therapy so you can get back to normal function again.

LR55
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#42
LR1955 Wrote:JW:

Don't sweat it. Do the right things with your recovery and physical therapy so you can get back to normal function again.

LR55

i will do thank you ....but i have been wanting to put together a nice video,so when im able(it will be a while) ill compare my grendel and my buddies 700 308 which shoots awesome. he has a grendel also ,oh forgot the 700 is his 6mo old sons lol
really makes me miss my 308 Undecided
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#43
Yesturday I cooldn't spell Grendle, tooday I's shuuts one.
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#44
QIKdraw Wrote:Yesturday I cooldn't spell Grendle, tooday I's shuuts one.

Big Grin
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#45
QIKdraw Wrote:Yesturday I cooldn't spell Grendle, tooday I's shuuts one.
here we go again!!!!!!!
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#46
I just thought it was funny and kind of ironic. As long as I can understand what he meant it is fine!LOL Big Grin
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#47
hey its no problem with you. some people just poke fun,but ill just leave it alone
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#48
What type of Place is the field your shooting over? I have a 600 yard berm put up on a flat field road on the farm here that me n buddies shoot at with .308 .338 lapua .223 7-08 and .260. I sure don't like walking stuff in or hearing ricochets. About 50 yards from the berm we have a junk pile and even though it's not close, it's riddled with fragments and ricocheted that come off that berm and low shots that hit in front of it. and I'm sure some go further. I always worry bout being safe incase there was a snow goose hunters in ditches behind or to the side fields of the range we may not see or somebody in next field hunting arrowheads we don't see. I never thought much of it till I saw how much flack that junk pile took from ricochettes n fragments. I'd be more worried at 1500
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#49
hydrotech Wrote:What type of Place is the field your shooting over? I have a 600 yard berm put up on a flat field road on the farm here that me n buddies shoot at with .308 .338 lapua .223 7-08 and .260. I sure don't like walking stuff in or hearing ricochets. About 50 yards from the berm we have a junk pile and even though it's not close, it's riddled with fragments and ricocheted that come off that berm and low shots that hit in front of it. and I'm sure some go further. I always worry bout being safe incase there was a snow goose hunters in ditches behind or to the side fields of the range we may not see or somebody in next field hunting arrowheads we don't see. I never thought much of it till I saw how much flack that junk pile took from ricochettes n fragments. I'd be more worried at 1500
its farm land also, unused but farmland....we set 2 cameras up one on shooter and one on target(unmaned)
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