I have belonged to the CBA since the early eighties, and have competed in matches. During that same time frame, I shot Schuetzen, Hunter Benchrest, and did a lot of live varmint shooting.
Since joining this forum I have asked some questions with the idea that I might skip some of the mistakes others have made and learn from some things posted here. Apparently, that is not a realistic view of the CBA shooters/posters.
Is everyone that paranoid that Joe Brennan is going to take that information and do another book? If he's the reason nobody posts anything here more informative than the fact that they do most of their shooting during daylight hours...then just ban him.
I asked several months ago about the rifle that some might build to shoot Production Class, like “...what would you do to a Savage..."? Check the responses...
Are the payouts where you guys shoot so much $$$ that you can't share anything for fear of it costing you thousands of dollars?
I thought the reason for the CBA was to share what we as individuals have learned, and promote cast bullet accuracy. I have been to HBR matches and had fellow competitors give me a handful of bullets and say “...try these with XX.Xgr of XYZ powder and see what you think. I designed the 32 Miller Short, which owns Schuetzen these days. I didn't copyright or patent it, I gave it to the community to advance accuracy.
When you bring up accuracy here, the silence is deafening and the screens look like a Montana Bliizard...a whiteout.
This is pathetic.
Rich