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![]() 112 Redwing Dr., Enterprise, AL 36330Jim@JarheadTop.com334-347-0020
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The 2012 High Power rule changes have totally changed the Slow Fire disking
procedures. To see the new procedures click
Here Kowa
Scopes Price Increase Kowa has not had a price
increase in over two years. There will be an increase around the middle of
February. If you know of someone who is interested in a scope please pass
the word. Our New 2012 Class Schedule is posted - take a peek Here!! Individual Online Classes for only $20. Click here for details. ****There are a limited amount of stands available! Call before they are all gone!**** 334-347-0020 Due to medical complications with one of our vendors, the Jim Owens Scope Stand will no longer be available. However, we do have a limited amount left. We will update if there are any changes. ****Web Special ~ This link ONLY**** Read the newest article by Stewart Leach, a.k.a The Colorado Grey Fox IMPORTANT CHANGESUnder current NRA & CMP rule changes, keep in mind the following procedures:Under current NRA rules for Sitting & Prone rapid fire the shooter MUST stay down in position, the ammo must remain on the stool or mat and the rifle must remain out of the shoulder until the targets appear. When the targets appear, the shooter picks up the ammo, loads and places the rifle in the shoulder and begins to fire. For Service Rifles the shooter has the option of loading two rounds in the 1st magazine and eight rounds in the 2nd magazine OR five rounds in the 1st magazine and five rounds in the 2nd magazine. Under current CMP rules for Sitting & Prone rapid fire the shooter MUST stand. When the command “Load” is given, the shooter will close the bolt on an EMPTY Chamber, and then insert the magazine into the rifle. For the M-1 Garand shooters, two rounds are placed into the well and pushed down until the bolt overrides the two rounds and the bolt is closed onto an EMPTY Camber. When the targets appear the shooter drops down into position and operates the bolt, places the rifle in the shoulder and begins to fire. For Service Rifles the shooter no longer has the option of loading five rounds in the 1st magazine and five rounds in the 2nd magazine. The shooter MUST load two rounds in the 1st magazine and eight rounds in the 2nd magazine. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 334-347-0020. I am a NRA Referee and I do keep current on the rules. Jim Owens Due to rising costs across the country we have had to increase a few of our prices, but we feel we are still at or lower than most in our field. Feel free to contact us with any concerns. In addition, I am making chapters 4 and 7 of my book "Care, Cleaning & Sportsmanship" available for your review. Chapter 4 is about Moly Coating and Chapter 7 talks about sportsmanship. Please explore the site and feel free to read up on tips and hints by David Tubbs, Boots Obermeyer, Jack Krieger and many more in my Articles section of the site. Great, Affordable Scope Deal
See .223 Holes at 200 & 300 Yards
Check out our "Affordable" Scope deal.
It's a Konus scope,
80mm, 45 degree angle, 20-60 Power zoom eyepiece, Soft carrying case and
adjustable tripod for $235.00
plus S&H.
"Dear Jim, Yesterday I received the second shipment of an order consisting of a Konus scope and your stand. It's currently 12 degrees F. But I took it out to test anyway. Simply stated I can't think of anything more a 100 to 600 yd. shooter would require in quality and performance. The price left me plenty to invest in reloading equipment. Optically the scope is first class. Critical controls are firm and hold fine adjustments permanently on both the scope and stand. Two shooters using other much more expensive brands (Kowa/Ewing) were speechless with a side by side comparison. I'm sure this equipment would not be just baggage ballast if I ever make it to a 1000 yd. facility again. Kudos for finding, marketing and selling such precision shooter's needs. Feel free to use this as a testimonial." Tom Burns Best Day on a rifle Range
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FREE CATALOG We will e-mail a copy of our catalog to you unless you specify that you want it in the CD Rom format. FEEDBACK Please give us your Feedback on our new site! Maria is new to designing and is very much interested in your opinion. I read the first four chapters of "Sight Alignment, Trigger Control and the Big Lie" one time and I picked up 50 points in my next match! - Phil Olsen Livermore, CA Good morning sir, I received your no pulse sling on Saturday. I've only been able to do some dry firing with it so far, but I'm glad I made the purchase. First impression is that prep time will be a lot simpler as far as managing the rifle and all. Prone position feels solid, and contrary to what I thought before I spoke with you, there is plenty of length in the top strap. Thanks again for taking the time to explain the idea to me over the phone, and for providing a great product. Chris Vezeau |
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