armoredman
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My Chrony F-1 selflessly flung itself in the path of a speeding bullet to save an innocent piece of paper beyond...
I hate suicidal equipment.
I hate suicidal equipment.
F 1 Chronoy on the way, any tips.
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Claude Clay
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extra battery in range bag anyways are batteries for every electrical whatever i got; timer, crony, red-dots etc
wood dowels replace the metal ones as has been mentioned
order an exra set of white shades before you actually need them...
my Master Beta is about 17 years old and its 'sweet' spot is center and up 2/3
--i actually can use the buttons and read and run a string!!
--its shotless though i've lifted and groved a center white panel
a 44 mag 4 3/4 bbbl did it; i was just sitting there...
i drag a light shooting table out as far as the wire will let me. also i have a tripod in the car for my cameras all the time. and i put a target board behind the crony--helps that the shots have a defined place to go.
i never bought lights for inside. i think inside with others doing their thing and my crony sitting 15' forward into the firing zone is asking Murphy to visit me.
heavy clouds can make a session ~ stressful with odd readings. light overcast is better than strong sun.
for my clubs orientation ( shooting due East), 10 to 3, mid day is best.
tied in with re-loading the crony brought my relationship with the 'hobby' aspect of guns to another level. fun to.
wood dowels replace the metal ones as has been mentioned
order an exra set of white shades before you actually need them...
my Master Beta is about 17 years old and its 'sweet' spot is center and up 2/3
--i actually can use the buttons and read and run a string!!
--its shotless though i've lifted and groved a center white panel
a 44 mag 4 3/4 bbbl did it; i was just sitting there...
i drag a light shooting table out as far as the wire will let me. also i have a tripod in the car for my cameras all the time. and i put a target board behind the crony--helps that the shots have a defined place to go.
i never bought lights for inside. i think inside with others doing their thing and my crony sitting 15' forward into the firing zone is asking Murphy to visit me.
heavy clouds can make a session ~ stressful with odd readings. light overcast is better than strong sun.
for my clubs orientation ( shooting due East), 10 to 3, mid day is best.
tied in with re-loading the crony brought my relationship with the 'hobby' aspect of guns to another level. fun to.
TexasShooter59
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Just recently skinned one of the metal rods on my Chrony. Slightly bent it and deformed the metal into a groove.
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