Wisconsin Rapids mid-range match with my .44-77.

[Kurt]

Chris I think we would all like to shoot in the high 90's or better yet a clean sweep
I watched Jim very closely and I see why he shoots so well. He is very precise preparing before the relay and more important he listens to the spotter. If a shot goes astray I don't think that it's his let off too often it's more a unseen missed call from his spotter or maybe an unseen fault with his bullet or load. When I see a shooter put two holes through a small spotting disk that means he put three in that same spot.

My patches are pretty wet, I can wring out the water if I squeeze them. The some times the water drips down the breach when I start the patch through the chamber and it's black when it drops out the barrel. The dry patch comes out damp and I have to use two dry to dry the chamber and bore. I recycle my patches twice washing the used patches not to be conservative cutting new but the washed cotton flannel absorb the moisture better than a new one.