Just Joined
Posted: 11 Jan 2021 14:17
Hi Folks,
My first post.
I'm an active cast bullet target shooter. My favorites are shooting all my modern rifles with cast bullets on the target range in what I call "Low Node" ( The accuracy node that is just under or just above subsonic)
Have been shooting this way for a number of years and it is mostly at 50 yards because I,m old and don't have to walk too far and I sure can see better at 50 yards then 100 yards
Also the light loads do not beat up my brass or rifles and especially not my back and neck!
I have been a professional commercial photographer with the same company for 48 years...I'm trying to get to the 50 year mark then really retire. As it is now I'm partially retied because I still do work for some of my biggest and oldest clients.
I have been building custom 17th and 18th Century style flint lock rifles and smoothbore since 1983 But since I started with cast bullets that takes up much of my spare time and I needed a break, so about 2009 I I took that break and changed my hobby
Jim
My first post.
I'm an active cast bullet target shooter. My favorites are shooting all my modern rifles with cast bullets on the target range in what I call "Low Node" ( The accuracy node that is just under or just above subsonic)
Have been shooting this way for a number of years and it is mostly at 50 yards because I,m old and don't have to walk too far and I sure can see better at 50 yards then 100 yards
Also the light loads do not beat up my brass or rifles and especially not my back and neck!
I have been a professional commercial photographer with the same company for 48 years...I'm trying to get to the 50 year mark then really retire. As it is now I'm partially retied because I still do work for some of my biggest and oldest clients.
I have been building custom 17th and 18th Century style flint lock rifles and smoothbore since 1983 But since I started with cast bullets that takes up much of my spare time and I needed a break, so about 2009 I I took that break and changed my hobby
Jim
