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bunny shooter wrote: »:eek: Sorry if I came across that way, but I wasn't avoiding ya
We''have a chat tomorrow .................... no hugs or stuff though 
Leupold VX III and eye relief is a bugger to get right :rolleyes:
But when I do I love it :cool:
Picatinny Job?
And I was looking forward to a hug ya big cuddly man !
Bring the Buckmark I'd love to have a gander at one0 -
Tackleberrywho wrote: »Picatinny Job?
No, Burris standard mounts used 'em for years on Remingtons with no problemsTackleberrywho wrote: »And I was looking forward to a hug ya big cuddly man !
:eek:Tackleberrywho wrote: »Bring the Buckmark I'd love to have a gander at one
Will do
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bunny shooter wrote: »1 x hour less in bed Clive me old mucker
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+1 hour brightness tomorrow
- 1 hour in the Scratcher Clive!0 -
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bunny shooter wrote: »1 x hour less in bed Clive me old muckerThank goodness I'll get an extra hour in bed;)Tackleberrywho wrote: »Spring Forward
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- 1 hour in the Scratcher Clive!
I can always catch the plebs out with that one.
YOU's don't fool me with the 1 hour less :rolleyes:0 -
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I can always catch the plebs out with that one.
YOU's don't fool me with the 1 hour less :rolleyes:
Just after watching Rocky Balboa
Should I be worried
Ewe's or yo's as we call them will all be up an hour earlier in the morning.
I worked a 13 & 1/4 hr night shift when we went Back to Winter time so I am fully in synch with the time.
Just after changing all the clocks
Hope these Belgian Beers don't go against me tomorrow.
Best of luck CJ (the Killkeny Stallion)0 -
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It was a good day and a good wind blowing giving the rimfire lads a chalenge. Still if i'm not mistaken a rimfire took the highest score (will confirm ASAP). It was a .17hmr or something similar and came in with a 157 out of 160. Excellent shooting irrespective of rimfire or CF.
There was some "friendly" competition between some of the regualrs here with re-entries trying to best each other, but overall a good day and a challenging comp.
Made a balls of it myself. A note to all newbies, it helps when the gun has bullets in it.
:rolleyes:
Father had a great day scoring 145 of 160 with his new rifle and i seen alot of happy faces from lads that had obviously improved on their last comp score. Well done all.
A good turn out and nice to see lads taking advantage of the zero targets and i see a few lads put suggestions into the box.
Also just a reminder. The main competition, that will be a mixture of the last two shoots with some new formats also, will be coming on the 8th of May. Prizes are to reflect the "grander" scale of the shoot and should be a full days shooting. I'll post the relevant notice when we are closer to the date.
Lastly i'd like to thank the ROs (even the ones that slagged me, you know who you are), the staff in the clubhouse, JP for organising another great day out, and not to forget the lads and ladies that dedicated their day to running the butt duties/targets. They do most of the work and are often overlooked. Well done to all. Forum Charter - Useful Information - Photo thread: Hardware - Ranges by County - Hunting Laws/Important threads - Upcoming Events - RFDs by County
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Someone told me that went that it was tack that was shooting at someone elses targets.:eek:deeksofdoom wrote: »He should have turned on the P7, it might have helped him.
My lips are sealed but boy did I enjoy hearing that.:D
I was told the same lad didn't fair to well in a re-shoot. (HA HA)
Shoulda gona toa...............
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congratulations to our very ownBELOWAVERAGE IQ for showing the rest of us how to shoot and winning the day with an impressive 157 /160 ...hope you waited till you got home to tackle that bottle of whiskey:D
was a great day and fair play to all the lads that made it happen ....
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Well again my thanks go out to all involved in the running of the event.
And again my shooting was middling but I can't give out 'cos that's how I shoot at the best of times. Weather held off and was Ok but the wind played havoc with the rimfires as it gusted up and down from 2 o'clock.
Plenty of excuses for the worst shots as ever it was never their fault.
Roll on the next event in May where I'm told the prizes will be something special.
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It wasn't me! wrote: »A quick note of a big congratulations to dCorbus. That wind was extremely nasty on the rimfires and he pulled a very solid score out of it. Really nicely done.
From last to first in 2 weeks. dC you musta put in some practice. 0 -
Galway Elvis wrote: »Well done yet again to all concerned in the organising and running of todays competition.
Great day out. Top class shooting and piss taking and excuse making.
I should have gone to speck savers:o
ah well, I'm glad my shots on Belows Target put him across the finish line I was happy enough that I got 78 out of 80 on one Target, Oitty I got 56 on the other, But them's the breaks.
First time Meeting BelowAveragrIQ who was a sound man to chat too.
Glad to see everyone there in great form.
Glorious day weatherwise .
Myself,Paulo and Dev went for a shot afterwards, tally was a few bunnies a piece and Paulo got a Fox on my permission @216
He will be posting a thread later on 75grain Hornady Match Vs a fox.0 -
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