Kitty,
El Puma has a much large palm swell than I do as well as a hell of a cant to his scope. He is in the same class....so I guess we are down to the spotter. Now Coates says he is coming, but to make the challenge fair I say El Puma and I need to spot for each other, as Coates has shot the Benton range. Therefore I will be giving El Puma some advantage as a spotter because I have shot the range also.

Bob, hey just watch out for us women when we get annoyed. I'd say mother nature is trying to tell all the developers in Florida something. As I sit here in my low sloped hip roof with CB construction and a large drainfield on my septic system and drainage ditches not filled in because it was cheaper than replacing a culvert.
Doubt my house construction here would withstand much of a snow load but then I'm not terribly concerned about that kind thing happening in my lifetime.

On the backside now anyway, the wind is out of the west.
Innocent

You spotting for El Puma gives him an advantage, but it also puts him at your mercy, or lack thereof....."2 clicks right....bang!!...no call....did I say 2 clicks right?? Meant 2 clicks left, or the other right....or was that 2 clicks up""....This could be fun....

Kitty

Now Kitty, El Puma has enough experience to be able to determine his sight adjustments himself. It is up to the spotter to be able to tell him where the shot hit and what the current conditions are. He's a big boy, I'll let him decide how many clicks to move it based on impact and where he thinks he was aiming.

Innocent