Thanks for sharing that Dellet. 
I could not open the link was this being shared by Michael Petrov on that site and who was a very good friend of mine.

Thanks again. 
He was not interested in competing and he used to send me pictures of some very outstanding 32-40 breech seating groups that he was shooting. We used to share allot of data back during that time. It is maybe just something that allot of folks did not know about him and his amazing shooting abilities.

JLouis wrote on Jan 5^th, 2022 at 2:13pm:



Love the irony, John!  You unintentionally created a great piece of humor.   

a lot of you guys have so much to offer  why not stop arguing about writing form and just contribute your experience and knowledge to the rest of use  thanks in advance   art ruggiero

Here's the match bulletin for our four (4) 200yd 22rimfire matches in 2022.

2022 22RF 200yd Match Bulletin
Cumberland Riflemen, Millville, NJ 08332  
45-shot Matches - 200yd – 2nd Saturday - April 9th, May 14th, June 11th & Oct 8th.
Course-of-fire – 45 - shot match: Unlimited sighters & 15 shots for record on each target in 45 minutes, any position.
Sponsored by: Cumberland Riflemen, 4030 East Main Street, Millville, New Jersey 08332 
Targets:  Matches will utilize NRA 200/300/600yd targets reduced to 200yd..
Rifles & Sights - any safe 22 rimfire rifle with any sight. OBIs are required in uncased rifles when not actually on the line shooting. Both eye & ear protection are required when on the line firing or spotting.
Ammo - 22 rimfire short, long or long-rifle ammo. No 22 magnum or other odd-ball 22 rimfire chamberings.
Position - any position with any front rest (cross-sticks, benchrest, etc.). The rifle butt may NOT be grounded in any way (i.e. - butt cannot rest on your hand with your hand being rested on the ground, no rear bag, etc.). The rifle butt must be held in the shooter’s shoulder for rear support.
Spotting Scopes & Spotters - The shooter may utilize a spotting scope of choice and may also use a spotter when firing, similar to silhouette. Use of a mat is suggested.
Scoring - Unlimited sighter shots on the sight-in target. 15 shots for record on the 200yd target, on the 300yd target reduced to 200yd and the 600yd target reduced to 200yd. For any shots more than 15 on a scored target there will be a deduction of 10pt from that target’s total. Standard target scoring………. If the bullet hole touches the ring it is given the higher score. There will be four (4) winning categories: 200yd target, 300yd target, 600yd target and aggregate score total.
Entry: Match fee is $10. Sign-up opens at 1 p.m. at the 600yd range firing line. The match will have a nominal starting time of 1:30 p.m. As the match follows the BPTR mid-range match on the 600yd range this time may slip a few minutes should the BPTR match run long. There is a mandatory competitors briefing/safety meeting 15 minutes before the match. There will be 2-relays.
Shooter Support - All shooters must support the match by posting & scoring targets as  well as refacing targets and putting the target frames & range flags away at the end  of the match. All is quick and easy and should take about 15min when everyone helps. 

Glenn Davis, match director

SSShooter wrote on Jan 11^th, 2022 at 5:48pm:

Looks like the kind of match where you could have a chance of winning

MartiniBelgian wrote on Jan 12^th, 2022 at 1:44am:

We can set you up with a competitive rifle and all the trimmings if you make it over.

As for being competitive, I shot a 30-shot match at 200yd in Oct. Winner shot a 298/30. My 293/300 was "out of the money". The conditions were about as good as one could ask for wind-wise. The one puff we had while I was firing resulted in a 7 on the 600yd target. I waited about 10-15 seconds after the puff went away, but that was not enough. Should have waited 30.