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Nice Job Sam!

Definitely do a Part 2 and scope that HW55. You'll be amazed.

September weather is about the best we have here in Concord, CA. Not too warm, not too cold and not wildly windy. It's also when shooters who'd rather knock over steel than watch football come out to play. Today we had light attendance with only 8 competitors as a few regulars have moved on...

Frank, I can't PM you. Pls PM me so I can reply, I have a question/favor to ask of you. Frank, PM'ing you doesn't seem to be an option for me. Please PM me so I can reply, I have a question/favor to ask you. ChrisK

I won't say I agree......but I won't say I disagree either, lol. I've seen you do lots better. Maybe I'll make a shoot and bring my 35 too. Misery loves company, right?

MDriskill already suggested I include HW55 in the name. Gonna get to be pretty long. I've already openly acknowledged I am polyamorous when it comes to HW frauleins , lol.

"Shamelessly cherry picked"......love it, may I use that? That's a gorgeous gun Lewis. The 98 is one HW I've never owned although I got to try a couple. Very nice group.

Nice shooting Frank. Sorry the silly wet matches ended but you're always fun to partner with at field target.

Sac Sam, Your videos are getting better all the time. Great job, really enjoyed it. Please keep it up!

Different, challenging, entertaining....a fun switch up from the old norm. Also, with fewer lanes there was more room to spread targets out and the MD was sure to have some "overlap" as he called it, i.e., a target or two from one lane appeared to be in the lane next door. These are fun...

This summer has seemed unseasonably windy in the CA delta and today was probably the windiest match day we've had . Despite having a big wind flag out and greater than the usual number of bushes on the course to monitor wind directions and severity, the relentless up and down wind wreaked havoc...

A lot of answers will steer you in the same direction, but you gotta arrive at the recipe that works best for you. Identify and focus on the points that have the greatest influence on accuracy; fore end hand positions, firmness of fore end grip, cheek position, cheek contact pressure (lots...

YT? That's nothing. Wait till you start hangin' and shooting first hand with guys who have high end guns and beyond, a.k.a., guns with custom work, not just guns with OTC aftermarket parts added. They'll plant all kinds of seeds you aren't prepared for, lol.

Sam, thanks for taking time away from your shooting to record the match and at home to produce the video. We appreciate you, man!

Dang! Spring piston is HARD! I might have to go back to PCP or start practicing, lol. Need better dope for next time. Thanks for the match Scott and thanks to Sacramento Sam for bringing the lunch. Great to see Cameron there too! Good shooting, guys!

Late to comment here, but I think one thing that needs to be brought to market is an HW97 with an adjustable butt pad and comb like the HW98 has. I can't understand why the one and not the other. I've seen a few 98's come and go through ranks of FT shooters, but there are always a few 97's...

Yup, flies are fun. I when I had access to a 75 foot long back yard with a dog I used to shoot in the mornings a lot. For some reason when the sun came over the roof and hit the paper targets the flies would gravitate to the paper. It was pretty routine to splatter them with a FWB300S RT.

Ron, nice groups, especially with the FX. You'd be a serious field target competitor with those. I am surprised the FTT's didn't do better. Have you already determined your gun prefers 4.52?

Have you shot hft before? Are you wanting to be competitive or just shoot hft targets informally with friends? If you want to shoot matches get the .177, the flatter trajectory will be a benefit. You'll also be handicapping yourself on the close targets with tiny KZ's if you shoot .22.

It's an older Leupold Vari X III, 4.5-14 AO with a Leupold custom shop (apparently no longer in operation at this time) TS32X1 reticle.