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January 2012 Precision Rifleman 1 January, 2012 National Bench Rest Shooters Association 2 Precision Rifleman January 2012 Advertiser Index Hawkeye Precision Borescopes 5 Bryant Custom Rifles 10 Bart’s Bullets 11 Paul Holland 14 Cactus Classic 2012 14 Bruno Shooter Supply 15 World Team 2012 18 Shilen Rifles 19 Berger Bullets 19 Lilja 22 ProShot 22 Kelbly’s Back Page January 2012 Precision Rifleman 3 Table of Contents Ask Uncle Timmy 5 2011 NBRSA Group Nationals 6 Top Guns: A Review of NBRSA’s Finest 11 2012 NBRSA Registered Match Schedule 12 Benchrest Mourns The Passing of Two Legends 18 Ranges, Clubs & Contacts 20 NBRSA News 23 4 Precision Rifleman January 2012 Regional Diretors Staff Eastern Region Business Manager & Editor Joe Krupa Audrey Brown 538 Highview St PO Box 6770 Dearborn, MI 48128-1507 Sheridan, WY 82801 H: 313 277-6740 C: 313 247-4344 W: 307 655-7414 [email protected] [email protected] Officers Gulf Coast Region Legal Representation Scott Hunter Dennis Thornbury, President Elliot Law Office 1612 Buchanan St Al Elliot, 325 387-3529 1114 S McAuliff St Wichita Falls, TX 76309 [email protected] Visalia, CA 93292 H: 940 723-5147 C: 940 631-4545 H: 559 732-4401 C: 559 280 6243 [email protected] Change of Address: To change your address or [email protected] report a damaged or undelivered magazine, Gulf Coast Alternate write: NBRSA, PO Box 6770, Sheridan, WY 82801- Don Nielson, Vice President Mike Bryant 7105. Do not return damaged copies. Change of address should include both new address and a 20456 Hart St 7761 FM 592 Wheeler, TX 79096 mailing label bearing the old one. In case of du- Winnetka, CA 91306 806 826-5958 plication send both labels. H: 818 883-5866 [email protected] [email protected] Contributors: The editor is not responsible for unsolicited manuscripts or photographs. Jim Erickson, Financial Officer Mississippi Valley Region PO Box 1607 Bud Mundy Advertisers: Rate cards and terms Draper, UT 84020 5956 Old Hickory Trail are available upon request from the H: 801 576-8712 C: 801 949-8335 Hillsboro, MO 63050 Editor. We appreciate your support! H: 636 797-5786 C: 314 805-1313 [email protected] Safety Disclaimer: The publication, writers, or- [email protected] ganization officers, staff, and directors explic- Committees itly advise the readers that they make no rep- World Records Committee North Central Region resentation of safety for any loads, techniques, Gene Bukys, Chairman Terry Meyer and procedures if reported herein. The nature PO Box 52 of participating in a shooting sport automati- 2111 Silver Moon Trail cally requires caution at all times. Given the Thornton, IA 50479 Crosby, TX 77532 many variables present—weather, equipment, 281 324-2605 [email protected] H: 641 998-2860 C: 641 425-3397 and components— the information presented is [email protected] for your reading enjoyment. Long Range Bench Rest Committee Mid-Continent Region Printed in the USA Karl Hunstiger, Chairman Jack Snyder 2901 E Cortez St PO Box 276 Publisher: NBRSA, Inc. Phoenix, AZ 85028 Edgewood, NM 87015 Printed By: PrintPelican.com 602 971-4400, [email protected] H: 505 281-8994 C: 505 440-7488 Advertising, Classifieds & Membership: [email protected] Audrey Brown, Editor 307 655-7415 Long Range Rules Representative Robert Hoppe North West Region Precision Rifleman (ISSN 1061950X) is 2750 Salem Place #9 Eric Stanton published monthly by 54156 Sam Blehm Rd NBRSA Inc Reno, NV 89509 PO Box 6770 775 397-3358 [email protected] Scappoose, OR 97056 C: 503 887-0352 3647 US Hwy 87 [email protected] Sheridan, WY 82801 International Representative Phone: 307 655-7415 Wayne Campbell Email: [email protected] South East Region for the benefit of its members. Member- Wayne Campbell ship dues is $50 per year US of which $30 Standing Score Committee 264 Benchrest Ln is designated for a magazine subscription. David Halblom Concord, VA 24538 Foreign postage add $11 a year. For Mem- [email protected] H: 434 993-9201 C: 434 665-2066 bership inquiries call 307 655-7415. Copy- [email protected] 515 556-5833 right 2012, National Bench Rest Shooters Association. All rights reserved ex- Hall of Masters Committee South West Region cept where expressly waived. Pe- Lou Murdica, Interim Chairman Lou Murdica riodicals Class Postage paid at 73200 Hilltop Rd Sheridan, WY & additional offices. Long Range Measuring Committee Sky Valley, CA 92241 POSTMASTER: Please send address Don Nielson, Chairman C: 760 275-6261 [email protected] changes to Precision Rifleman, PO Box Gary Noble 541 753-9842 6770, Sheridan, WY 82801. January 2012 Precision Rifleman 5 Pit Happens. Pits collect fouling that reduces muzzle velocity. Are your bullets in the pits? The Hawkeye knows! Hawkeye® Borescopes inspect firearms for defects that affect accuracy. Image rotation allows 360º examination of lands and grooves with the clarity of a medical endoscope. Adjustable Focus $895, Limited Edition $745. PRECISION BORESCOPES Designed, made and sold by precision shooters! NEW! Video model Gradient Lens Corporation - 800 536 0790 starting at $1,995. www.hawkeyeshooting.com move the curse. Better also use a ten with PRIMORDIAL SLIME! and throws a Ask Uncle Timmy... spot and send that too in case a “super live skunk back. At the end of 10 min- A Monthly Column of Shootin’ Shenanigans size” curse removal is needed. utes the person with the least garbage on him is the winner and is right. Question: Dear Uncle Timmy, I am so If you need any additional instruction confused. I have two friends who are in this process simply watch the up- good shooters. They are very willing to coming presidential debates on televi- give me advice when I am struggling sion. in a match. The problem is that their advice is always conflicting. If one says Question: Dear Uncle Timmy. I have Question: Dear Uncle Timmy, I am a go up in powder then the other says go been shooting well for a couple of new shooter with a terrible problem. down. One says shoot the left to right years now and steadily improving. I set My rifle simply will not agg. I have blow. The other says shoot the straight my goals by picking a specific shooter tried different bullets, powder, front on. One uses daisy wheel flags. The to beat and then doing just that. This and rear bags, barrels, prayer, swear- other hates them. Both always do well year I have set my sights on you. Can ing; everything known in benchrest. I and I do not. How do I choose which you give me any hints or secrets as to am at my wits end so as a very last re- one is right? how to do this? sort I have come to you. Can you help me? Answer: Ha. This one is easy but re- Answer: No. quires some preparation. Have both of Answer: Oh you have a terrible prob- your friends face each other about ten Advice to Conflicted in Louisiana: Sure lem. Your rifle has a curse on it and it is feet apart. In front of each one place she is a playboy bunny who is rich and a doozy. Do not despair. It can be lift- a pile of fresh cow paddies, dead rats, crazy about you but a Heavy 10 lathe ed. Take a brand new $20.00 bill. Rub live skunks, large animal abdominal or- in good condition for that price is a it over the stock, barrel, action and gans and rotten vegetables. Give each better deal in the long run. scope. The curse will be transferred to 10 minutes to hurl as much of the pile the money. Place it in an envelope and in front of them as possible at each Uncle Timmy is a Gulf Coast region send it to Ask Uncle Timmy care of this other while screaming insults. For ex- benchrest shooter, certified grief magazine. I will take it and in a secret ample: person 1 yells OFFAL! and hurls counselor and voodoo priest. ceremony at the local McDonalds re- a cow colon at person 2 who responds 6 Precision Rifleman January 2012 MATCH REPORT On Monday, for the Unlimited 100, including the top four. At the end of JOHN HORN conditions were generally mild, slowly the days shooting, Gene Bukys got the picking up in intensity. When all eight win (and a point) with a .2866 aggre- takes 4-Gun at matches had been contested, and all gate. Bob Scarbrough Jr. was second, the smoke cleared, Tony Boyer came .3119, Larry Costa was third, .3128, out on top, for the fourth year in a John Horn was fourth, .3199 and Bill 2011 Group row, shooting a .2369 agg. George Symons rounded out the top five with Kelbly Sr. closely followed in second, a .3211. Gary Ocock shot the small Nationals .2414, Gary Ocock was third, .2556, group, a really nice .280. Eric Stanton was fourth, .2605 and Midland, Texas By virtue of his win at 200 yd. and fifth at 100 yd., Gene Bukys won the unlim- It is only appropriate to begin this ited grand (and his tenth and eleventh report by recognizing the parties in- Hall Of Fame points!) with a .2773 ag- volved in putting on this match. I want gregate. Congratulations Gene! Bob to first thank the Midland Shooters As- Scarbrough Jr. was second, .2931, sociation for hosting this event, closely George Kelbly Sr. was third, .3018, followed by the people who worked all Larry Costa was fourth, .3025 and John week to make it a success. John Krenik, Horn was fifth, with a .3084.
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