[Don_Parsons]

I couldn't agree with you more on that Chuck.

I just about jumped into Match shooting with a custom Bell / Carlson stock,,, don't get me wrong,,, they make a nice A series. Defiantly on the heavy side if a person goes that route.

Log Comb at the rear with a limited length in the fore-end to place the Remple rest away from the trigger.

Then I shot a Custom RG stock from Cris in Calgary,,, yes,,, $$$,,, seems like alot of coin,,, what a dream to work with. Kinda like a land canon. LOL

I like custom stocks, some folks don't have this option, match grade stuff involves coin.

I switch stocks back and forth "once" in a while, it helps remind me of why I picked a few different stock designs. Big fan of wood.

A costume barrle is X amount of funds,,, so I normally double those costs for a nice chunk of wood,,, then add a soft wide body pad... Oh Yha...

The crisp lite Jewell trigger makes it happen.

I can see the shot right now with the land canon planted,,, a quick bubble test, quick glance at the shifting winds,,, remain calm and relaxed,,, bring the cross hairs form bottom up,,, the count down is closing in on 2 seconds,,, my eye takes over.

My cheek weld and left hand only steer the ship,,, "hopefully" the trigger goes off clean. Hopefully under the 3 second mark.

Did I mention I'm a South-paw working off of right-hand rocks. Ha. Dam mother nature !!!

I was hounered to watch a few of the RMH shooters practic this before going to Southern Alberta for the Iron Silhouettes match down there,,, I can see my self giving their sport a try... Its a little bit different then our F Class stuff.

It's a family shooting thing,,, even the gals take part.

Like I said in my above post, there are 1000's of options,,, big / small / medium size guns,,, and the frugal 22 rimfire.

Nothing like bring the whole family into the sport,,, it helps all of us like minded folks.

Ye Ha