My old Sako 6ppc would shoot 55g Nolser Ballistic Tips as good as any match bullet if you'd believe it. Or at least as good as Opel's early 6mm batches.  They were seated so shallow that if I looked at the loaded rounds the wrong way, the bullet would pop out of the case mouth. I seated them there because that's the OAL it took to touch the lands of the factory barrel with such a short bullet. If seated deeper, the groups would open up.

Yeah I guess that makes more sense. I was wondering how we'd fit both 100 and 200 yards into a weekend. I was all for it though!

That's what I thought but wanted to double check. I have a rifle that I'd like to shoot in Sporter if I can make the Stampede Shootout match.

Great shooting everyone.

Jen and I were both sorry we couldn't make it. Jen enjoys Arizona and it's always a pleasure for me to shoot a match hosted by Berger.

See you all at the Cactus next year!

At least this year you guys won't have to worry about me showing up with my Sako.   
See you all at the Nationals!

Phil, I'll be driving east this fall to visit the family south of Barrie and will be passing by Kenora. If the timing is right I'd like to drop in to see your range.

Anyone have a spare action wrench for a Bat 3 Lug they'd like to sell?
Thanks, Dan.

Thanks for posting the equipment list Rick. I find it's interesting to see what guys are shooting. At least for me I like to see who the gunsmiths are and what bullets guys are shooting.

I see Bob's bullets are listed a few times. Good on ya Bob! It's great that we have a few Canadian bullet makers in our midst.

I unfortunately cannot make it. Heading back to work tomorrow for 3 weeks. Have a great shoot. I'll have to safe my Sako 75 until next year.

Nice shooting Vera!