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Another question Might have missed. Did you do any Bore smoothing or anything else when you started the testing? I saw a trigger job. I could not recall anything else but time and effort., apart from knowledge?

Again, it is Fantastic, and I appreciate all involved for sharing.

Awesome, Thank you.

I read your Instagram post. Do you think it needs a bigger plenum? For the 34 gr to maintain 910 speed?

Steve. Thank you again for the fantastic and informative information. How do you get the printouts with graphs from your lab radar? Or do you put it on a spreadsheet?

Thank you.

Where did you get the shooting rest/ platform?

cant wait for the 34 gr test/tune. So do you think amongst all the impulse gave the best results?

Thank you.

I shot this In KS did not go to Oklahoma.

I did some Showing of this gun at thee range, and 5 people signed up for next year. Talon Tunes and Tony are giving back and it paying off.

Correct, we shot 120 grainers. They don't knock even a pig or ram. That's why we shoot like 300 BLKout 190-220 at 1080. Today, I was shooting pellets, and Slugs up to 100 with 30 Vulcan doing 962 at 125FPE, and it was no problem, but they were light compared to full size.

To hit the rams, you need 300 FPE to knock them down.

This is very Special. You Have seven settings under the mount. You can dial in the scope, then set screws on the mount for your distances, and then you don't have to touch the scope apart from windage. This keeps your scope at its most accurate point. And much faster to daily than the scope. So...

Watching. This can be a new class for silhouette.

Above is my gun. Tony tuned it, and it is a solid shooter. I am a big guy, and I love it. It's super comfy and easy to adjust.

This is cool, but the Garmin might be worth saving for. Especially if you shoot high-power guns too.

Awesome. Congratulations.

Oklahoma City club and many world champions. Definitely the strongest club. They adapt to change ihmsa did not that is why it's nearly dead