02-14-2014, 03:51 AM
Thank you for all great comments. I learned a lot from lurking this site.
On the first day when it was snowing hard, it was difficult to see targets beyond about 300 or 400yds, but when snowing lightly we could see the targets all the way to 700yd.
This trigger
![[Image: IMG_1006-S.jpg]](http://window2time.smugmug.com/2014/Thunder-Ranch-2014/i-72gwFR6/0/S/IMG_1006-S.jpg)
The tripod is DCLW. This thread has some pics and info on it. http://tacticalmatches.com/forum/ubbthre...umber=6711
The scope is a Leupold 1-8 CQBSS Mk8 H27D with illuminated reticle
On the first day when it was snowing hard, it was difficult to see targets beyond about 300 or 400yds, but when snowing lightly we could see the targets all the way to 700yd.
This trigger
The tripod is DCLW. This thread has some pics and info on it. http://tacticalmatches.com/forum/ubbthre...umber=6711
The scope is a Leupold 1-8 CQBSS Mk8 H27D with illuminated reticle
montana Wrote:Getting to Thunder ranch looked like an accomplishment in itself. That was great shooting even if the weather was good, was it hard to see steel with all that snow? Nice looking rifle, looks like you know how to build an AR. What tripod, optics and trigger were you using?