[whofarted]

I apologize. Blame Bill Ruger:lol:

If its any consolation... I never hit my target once... that one i take the blame for

 

[tri70]

You can use a ball cap to stop the flying brass, just wrap around the scope.

http://www.cafepress.com/+anti-obama+hats-caps

 

[Poor_Dog]

Get an ASI adjustable and with a little practice you can dial it in to hit between your neighbor's eyes or at least protect your right flank with fairly accurate covering fire

 

[whofarted]

I plan on keeping it as is.. it makes it easier to clean the brass around your station during range breaks

 

[shootnpoot]

I always choose the far right lane at the range, although the rebound is a bear sometimes..

 

[whofarted]

I had a brass catcher on it when it was in wood.. I swapped to a hogue and that doesnt have the little nut to latch on to

 

[grumpy_old_man]

Hmmm....never had that happen myself. I've found that most people are to my left anyways!

Best,
Grumpy

 

[S1Loki]

The empty casings bouncing off the plexiglass can annoy the next lane. At least the hot brass ain't hittin them.

Now the muzzle brake is really annoying to the lane on either side of me. They stop shooting when they see the blast pattern!

 

[BangBangKing]

I've found that it slings brass into the grass directly in front of the next bench. I also noticed each casing has a ding on it. Maybe it's hitting the slide handle and getting thrown forward?

 

[GAMEOVER]

I always choose the far right lane at the range, although the rebound is a bear sometimes..

WARNING: don't ever wear collared shirts at the range. You experienced guys know what I'm talking about.

 

[Poor_Dog]

I've found that it slings brass into the grass directly in front of the next bench. I also noticed each casing has a ding on it. Maybe it's hitting the slide handle and getting thrown forward?

Some will actually strike the slide and then charging handle causing a dent in the casing and flatten the neck

 

[whofarted]

Some will actually strike the slide and then charging handle causing a dent in the casing and flatten the neck

and leave "mysterious marks" on the side of your rifle.... yup.. been there