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ORSA - Ontario Rifle Shooters Association / ORSA Shoot Sept-24-25
« on: September 20, 2022, 07:33:38 AM »
Just a reminder that Elmira Rod & Gun club is hosting ORSA's last group shoot of the season.
Registration at 8:00am and shooting starts at 9:00am sharp!
100 yrds LV and HV on Saturday , then we move it out to 200 yrds for the Sunday finish.
We are having the "cook your own steak" on Saturday evening, so if you are planning on attending please
contact Brian Shoemaker at brian.shoemaker@wightman.ca. This will help us organize the amount of food we will need for the dinner.
If you have ever wondered what it takes to compete at short range Benchrest, come out this weekend and find out !!
Hope to see everyone out for this last group shoot of the season.

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ORSA - Ontario Rifle Shooters Association / Elmira Score Shoot Aug 27
« on: August 29, 2022, 11:11:42 AM »
Elmira Rod and Gun Club hosted ORSA's first score shoot of the season. We had 14 shooters in attendance, with some new faces who came out to test their skills against the tricky Elmira winds.

First and foremost we must thank all of the volunteers, and ORSA organization. Without them, this wouldn't be possible 

Target Crew - Mark Holley, Steve Elgic, and Paul Connor
Scorer -  Alex Alves
BBQ and Kitchen -  Steve Hornsby, Alin Mihalcea
RSO - Frank Noonan, Bram Laing
ORSA Organization,  Brian Shoemaker, Kathy Brookes, Mark Brookes,
Elmira Rod and Gun Club, first class facility with first class people !!
A big thank you to all.

The next shoot will be a group shoot on Sept 24-25. If you are thinking on coming out, please contact Brian Shoemaker at brian.shoemaker@wightman.ca.  It will help us prepare for the steak dinner.



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BR Equipment + Components / Gator rear bag
« on: August 17, 2022, 04:24:43 AM »
Edgewood Gater rear bag.

13" long x 6" wide. 4" tall to the bottom of the ear stitching. 3/8" ear spacing. 1-5/8" ear height.

Bag weighs close to 25Lbs filled. Don't need this anymore

$225.00
Ride on you.

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Centerfire Discussions / Primers.
« on: December 01, 2020, 08:20:23 AM »
 Should we be worried north of the border about primers shortages?

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BR Equipment + Components / Harrell's Compact Press
« on: July 02, 2020, 08:10:45 AM »
Hello.
 Looking for a Harrell's compact press if anyone has one not in use please let me know.
Thanks.
Jeff


Got one.

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Centerfire Discussions / Application/Permit for Importation of Firearms
« on: December 27, 2019, 12:10:20 PM »
Happy Holidays all!!
I have a question about the Application/Permit of Temporary import of firearms.

In the list of ammunition do you list everything that you are taking by weights and qty's (number of bullets, weight of powder etc)
This is my first one so I don't want to miss anything.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jeff.

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BR Equipment + Components / Re: Harrell’s precision powder measure
« on: August 27, 2019, 05:15:32 AM »
Sent you a PM.

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Optics / Re: MARCH 50X SCOPE FOR SALE
« on: April 15, 2019, 09:13:24 AM »
Sorry Peter, I  meant to ask if you had "leather" covers.

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Optics / Re: MARCH 50X SCOPE FOR SALE
« on: April 15, 2019, 07:22:25 AM »
What height of bases does it require? Do you have covers for it?

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Optics / Re: MARCH 50X SCOPE FOR SALE
« on: April 15, 2019, 05:22:50 AM »
Hello Peter.
Did you sell your March 50X?
Jeff.

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Centerfire Discussions / Re: High pressure signs
« on: April 19, 2018, 05:07:02 AM »
Thanks Phil. I guess I forgot to mention the important stuff. It is a 6mm PPC, Brass formed from Lapau, 205M primer, necked for .262 chamber, OCL 1.490"
Running N133 with 67 gr bullets, starting at touch and decreasing in length by .003" increments to -.012". Have read that with this powder  start at 28gr and work up to 29.3.

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Centerfire Discussions / High pressure signs
« on: April 18, 2018, 05:23:30 PM »
Hello all. First post, so here we go.
Just purchased new to me, an older stolle panda action, left port, left eject BR rifle. Starting to work up some loads, and I am a little nervous about the difference in the max load ratings specified in the reloading manuals, compared to what I have read that is being used in competition. I understand that the benchrest gun is a different beast , and capable of higher pressures.
I want to get the most accuracy that I can get, but also want to know it will be safe to shoot.
What are the tell tale signs of high pressure, when working up the loads for a newbie?
Any help would be greatly and appreciated.

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