Guns, Dogs and Blades QnA

72Duster440 said
Currently it's dialed in perfectly at 100 yards since that's all I normally have around here to shoot. I'll have to double check, but I believe it's around 11.5 minutes I need to dial in shooting 175gr gold medal match out of a 20" barrel.

The guy that I am going with has a 308 with the same barrel length, so I'll dial in whatever he uses to start with. But the two vertical targets is a good idea to start with. They have a 6" and a 12" gong out there too. Should be a fun day. Might even try it with my Wilson Combat Urban Sniper too.

I would be very interested to see how your new rifle does compared to the Wilson. I have heard and seen some pretty darn good results with your new rifle. Folks didn’t really support Ruger putting there foot in the precision game as that was not typically what they were known for, but your new rifle was an industry game changer. It let folks get in the precision game reasonably. As with any quality product, at some point positive results bear fruit. The Ruger has quickly turned a lot of heads. Not sure how long you have been reading this thread but my family is all over Berryville Arkansas area, home of both Wilson and Nighthawk. In fact in my younger years I worked at Berryville machine shop, Bill Wilson would drop off old military bolts for me to TIG back on sporting style. I think at that point he was still working out of his Dads jewelers shop on the square. Keep in mind this was early 80s. A long time ago. My long winded way of saying I got a beer says your Ruger holds its own against the Wilson!