WTB: Service Rife Accessories

[rala]

HI:

I'm looking to start shooting Service Rifle /High Power. I would like to get some of the accessories. Spotting Scope stand, stool or cart, gloves, Shooting Coat, unused data books, dry fire targets, scoring tools or gagues.

Thanks
Bob

 

[natdscott]

...and what is your rifle and ammunition situation?

 

[76Too]

get on the usrifleteams.com forum...a LOT of the guys are IN or OH and always selling what you're looking for.

 

[rala]

...and what is your rifle and ammunition situation?

Shooting my Dad's National Match M1 Garand

 

[Anonym]

Natdscott may know more specifically, but there are several ranges going to e-targets. If you shoot on any of these ranges, you don’t need to drag a spotting scope around. A good tablet will serve you better.

 

[rala]

Natdscott may know more specifically, but there are several ranges going to e-targets. If you shoot on any of these ranges, you don’t need to drag a spotting scope around. A good tablet will serve you better.

I'm sure that's true for the registered matches, but I still need it for practice sessions.

 

[natdscott]

Actually, no. You need a scope all the time. It’s for wind more than it is for admiring your spotter placement.

 

[jrh84]

What Nate said. The spotting scope is more used for keeping an eye on mirage than for scoring.

Midway will have their competition mat on sale a few times a year for like $30. It's worth it.

I like my Konus 15-60x80 spotter. It works for what I use it for. I wouldn't judge anyone for spending the extra money on a Kowa or nice Vortex though.

I spent almost 2X as much on a gearbuggy stand from Wayne McLeod than I did on the scope. It's the Rolls Royce of stands. Can't recommend it enough.

There are good ones to be had for $150-200 though...
Scope Stands - Holub Machine & Repair, LLC
https://chippewafoundry.com/new-products/spotting-scope-stand

I use the Creedmoor full finger glove. It's the same thing the CMP sells, just a different logo. It's good for a season or two of matches and dry fire. Monard and Anschutz have the high end of the market. I have no experience with them, but I'm sure they make good stuff.

Eric Hollis is the go-to for 1907 slings these days. Good dude, and an active high power competitor himself. A plain jane web sling gets the job done, though. Many of the other makers churn out good stuff too. Jack Jones, Turner, Les Tam, etc.

I use a Foldit cart that the wife got me for Christmas. If I had to do it again, I'd get a proper high power cart. The fold it works, but its not ideal.

What else ya looking for?

 

[churchmouse]

Stop bumping this ad. It is a WTB not a discussion post.
Good info I will give you but just stop.

PM's for this or start a thread out in the proper Sub-forum.

Next one gets 30 days.