Now Bob,
I am paid to observe things, so I can't be the see no evil, that means I must be the deaf one right?

Maybe we can educate Kitty sometime about sailing ships, ceiling wax and pigs with wings.


Innocent

Innocent wrote:Now Bob,
I am paid to observe things, so I can't be the see no evil, that means I must be the deaf one right?

Maybe we can educate Kitty sometime about sailing ships, ceiling wax and pigs with wings.


Innocent

OK... sounds like a plan to me...

Kitty, here's your first education session. Yes they do exist

Kitty,
The lesson about sailing ships (or is that about the ocean????) will arrive in a few weeks....

Innocent

Can't we study high heeled leather boots, skimpy leather undergarments and those that wear them and wield whips????.......Could make it a part of the Ducky and Kitty cultural tours.....

Kitty

Can't we study high heeled leather boots, skimpy leather undergarments and those that wear them and wield whips????.......

Good thing I was home schooled and never learned to read.....


Innocent

Kitty already knows there are sharks in the ocean...

Kitty already knows there are sharks in the ocean...

Ahhh but he doesn't know the ways of the great whites.....


Innocent

I'm not sure it matters anymore, but I looked back and nobody answered the original question about the use of an AR (assuming an appropriate caliber of course) as a silhouette rifle. But just to be complete...

Rule 3.1 d states "The comb shall not extend above the centerline of the bore". I think this pretty clearly rules out the AR.

I think a very large recoil pad, not thick but wide will reduce the felt recoil. It puts it over a much larger area. You may want to put a wuss pad under your vest. You have to spread the recoil over your entire sholder, not just a small patch.

I do know that Great Whites are sneaky and one of the few things that can make Kitty run........Never turn your back on an ocean, you don't know what's out ther......

Kitty

Carl wins, and I should have realized that in the first place!

Jerry makes a good point, too. The factory stock is pretty narrow and the steel butt plate does a great job of transmitting everything to the shooter. It looks great though...

This is about whatever it takes, within the rules, to shoot well and finish the match.

In reviewing another thread, the question of trigger assembly was raised. Do I need to plan for a new trigger assembly (Jewell?) or stay with the factory rig for now?

BlauBear wrote:In reviewing another thread, the question of trigger assembly was raised. Do I need to plan for a new trigger assembly (Jewell?) or stay with the factory rig for now?

Jewell....hands down

Not Timney or Shilen?