Anybody remember BruceB?

[WILCO]

I do!

He popped into my head lastnight.
Thought I'd give him a shout out.[smilie=s:

[Finster101]

I remember Bruce. Very knowledgeable and nice fellow by my accounts. Sad that he left the range so long ago.

[iforgotmypassword]

I learned the BruceB Speedcasting Technique from his postings.

[white eagle]

yep and missed

[Harter66]

Met him a couple of times at the NCBS . Very genuine man it was a shame to see him go .

[Silvercreek Farmer]

Every time I load a cast boolit in an M1A!

[RU shooter]

Yep just like most of the early members he was a wealth of knowledge

[Hickok]

May he rest in peace. I learned alot about M1a and two-piece partition cast boolits from his posts.

[MT Gianni]

Yes quite often.

[WinchesterM1]

How could you forget him? He was a wealth of knowledge

[No_1]

Bought a Ruger #3 in 375 Winchester because of him!

[Shepherd2]

I learned a lot from him. I always looked for his posts.

[smoked turkey]

Yes I think of him every time I work with my Ruger No.1 in 416 Rigby. In fact I use his recommended load most of the time. His footprints are still seen around the halls of Cast Boolits.

[swheeler]

Yes sir he was a gentleman and a scholar!

[fcvan]

I read line by line his experiments for shooting cast from an M1, and then the M1A. I don't have an M1 yet, but I was able to score an M1A about 7 years ago. It was somebody's field gun, used but not abused. To this day I have not fired anything but cast through it.

I have not gone the depth of detail he used for his loads but I get 'minute of soda can' groups off-hand at 100 yards. My brother bought his first M1A, National Match, 30 plus years ago and I dearly admired it. 10 or so years ago, he bought another with the 18" Scout Rifle barrel. I can't think of the M1A without thinking of Bruce and the knowledge he shared with all of us.

[quilbilly]

His memory lives on with all of us at NCBS.

[nicholst55]

I value his info on using cast boolits in gas guns. I miss his insight.