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RIMFIRE BARREL CONDITIONING

I shot my first IPSC match in the fall of 1977. I won it, and that was that; I was hooked.

By 1986, I had been on a roll for a few years. I attended three U.S. IPSC Nationals and had a slot for a fourth. I shot in local matches in two states and the Second Chance Combat Match. I suddenly had an invitation to the inaugural Masters in my mailbox. Woo-hoo!

But I needed a rimfire pistol. As luck would have it, I had just acquired an S&W M-41. I proceeded to the gun club with my also-new Ransom rest and proceeded to make myself crazy. Nothing would shoot well

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