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Shitty,, Pretty sure I have one also.. I may be a bit closer then ben.

Let me have that bow of yours and I will surely put an arrow where the sun doesnt shine.. It will be like "Yota on a stick" or "Skewered Yota Kabobs" No really,, I want that bow for deer this fall.

cough cough bullshit cough cough

Isnt this like the 30th or 40th time you have split up? I dont see it being final.

Nice work...

Happy Bday..

Purrrttttyyyyy.

Anyone that competes in 600/1000 yard competitions is A'ok in my book. As long as they love the sport.

I also shoot with the world record holder for best 5 shot group at 1000 yards. I have a few pretty good contacts but wouldnt mind hearing who they recommend for gunsmithing work. I know a couple of good smiths but its always good to know as many as possible.

that was awesome

???? No idea what you just said.

Yep thats right, I am officially a Certified ASS as if you all didnt already know that. (Certified Application Security Specialist) Ive been in a training all week long for Web Application Penetration testing but just passed the test and figured you would like to know since those of you that do know me know how appropriate this cert is for me.... That is all, carry on

I have to agree. Im not sure I would want someone chatting me up either but if you think about it, they do it in F1

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I already do long range shooting and know quite a few gunsmiths and builds that I would have done if I have the money. My rig and what I have had done to it is plenty for what I do now and Im shooting out to 1165 yards almost monthly / bi montlhy. There is an old guy at vances that actually won the Wimbledon Cup for 1000yard when he was younger.. Other then him, I dont know anyone there I would talk to for long range shooting tips.

Im sitting in a Web Application Penetration Testing training as we speak. Pretty good stuff.

Did you forget or loose one of the spacers when putting the wheel back on.

Yeah but those tires have a slightly different profile which his suspension will not be setup for not to mention, even if they are cheap, if you dont have tire warmers for those tires, your going to be on your ass as they need to be HOT before hitting the track.. You dont want to go out on a track with those tires cold and expect them to warm up by riding on them..

Dammit...

First this,,... AMA/DMG head Tech inspector, Al Ludington speaking to JRP after the blue flag incident. """Tuesday Video: AMA Pro Racing's Al Ludington Explains The Facts Of American Superbike Life To Racer Johnny Rock Page At Mid-Ohio Jul 21, 2009, ©Copyright 2009, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc. Racer Johnny Rock Page tries in vain to argue his case by quoting the rulebook regarding what riders are supposed to do when they see a blue flag indicating that they are about to get lapped. From the 2009 AMA Pro Road Racing Rulebook: "Section 7: Race Rules And Procedures 7.14 Flags / Lights vii. Blue Flag: Indicates to a rider that they are about to be overtaken. Riders are advised to keep their line and allow the faster rider to pass. Riders disregarding this flag may be blackflagged at the discretion of AMA Pro Racing."""" http://www.roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=37409 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_C42W0dyBC8 Then this..hahha AMA gives Ludington an indefinite suspension from his position as Technical Director of Competition http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2009/Jul/e/n090722a.htm """""AMA Pro Suspends Ludington by staff Wednesday, July 22, 2009 From AMA Pro Racing: AMA Pro Racing Suspends Technical Director Al Ludington Indefinitely Following Mid-Ohio Event Ludington Apologizes For Actions; Janson to Oversee At-Event Technical Operations in Interim DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (July 22, 2009) - AMA Pro Racing officials have announced the indefinite suspension of the organization's Technical Director of Competition Al Ludington for conduct detrimental to the sport of professional motorcycle racing following this past weekend's AMA Pro Road Racing event at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. The indefinite suspension will preclude Ludington's participation in AMA Pro Road Racing events commencing with next weekend's round at Heartland Park Topeka following his actions and behavior at Mid-Ohio on Saturday, July 18, in an exchange with AMA Pro American Superbike rider Johnny Rock Page. Ludington has issued a letter of apology to Mr. Page and the overall AMA Pro Racing community. "Al Ludington is and remains a key member of AMA Pro Racing's management team," said AMA Pro Racing Vice President of Competition Roy Janson. "The outstanding competition that we have seen across the board in AMA Pro Road Racing this season is due in large part to Al's expertise, experience and passion for motorcycle racing. In no way, however, can AMA Pro condone his behavior and actions as displayed this past weekend at Mid-Ohio. It is appropriate that Al extended an apology to Mr. Page, the AMA Pro Racing community and our loyal fans who deserve and can expect in the future nothing but the highest standards of professional conduct from all of our AMA Pro officials." Janson, who manages all aspects of the competition department in his Vice President position, will have direct oversight for at-event AMA Pro Road Racing technical operations in Ludington's absence. ENDS"""""

Spend your money on something nice and pick up a Rem 700 in 308 or a Savage 10 in 308 and be done with it.. Either one is a 1000 yard gun if setup right and in the hands of the right shooter.

Why would you buy those tires in the first place???

He's a colorful little fucker isnt he.

Pratt, I dont think you have ever done the trip to mid O with us during race weekend. Its a 30 min trip or less up there from columbus.. yeah thats right.. its friggen FAST As for the people that asked me about "tonight" I meant tonight as when I got back in town, I could discuss it more.. Ive been in meetings all day in chicago.

Just because I can. .... 8 fucking hours!!!... are you kidding me... shit man.. I could fly to chicago, do some coke, fuck a hooker, fly back, take a nap and still prep my bike in less time.