Cawdor 14/10/12

[Sim G]

Single shot rifles I've found are great for actually increasing your accuracy potential! The time it takes to open, extract, load and close, does seem to bring a serenity.

I've had a coule of Sharps replicas that were great to shoot and a Ruger #1. The #1 was unfotunately in the "wrong caliber" for me, .22-250. But, a #1 Varmint in .223 is certainly on my bucket list and for much the reasons you state....

Bloody lovely setting for a range as well!

[Sandgroper]

Single shot rifles I've found are great for actually increasing your accuracy potential! The time it takes to open, extract, load and close, does seem to bring a serenity.

I've had a coule of Sharps replicas that were great to shoot and a Ruger #1. The #1 was unfotunately in the "wrong caliber" for me, .22-250. But, a #1 Varmint in .223 is certainly on my bucket list and for much the reasons you state....

Bloody lovely setting for a range as well!

Nice to know I wasn't imagining it then! :lol:

[Dougan]

Another interesting looking range from up north - I love the way they've cut back a 600 yrd range for 3 targets tongueout

[Roe]

Thanks for sharing, I'm a bit of a geek in that I enjoy seeing other peoples range fascilities.

[Andy632]

Blast from the Past, next Practice day is 14th April, y'all invited to come along and have another blast.

[Andy632]

Another interesting looking range from up north - I love the way they've cut back a 600 yrd range for 3 targets tongueout

3 targets is better than 2 targets which in itself is better than NO targets. Needs Must!

The Range also has a nice 100 yard Pistol/zero range, it's down at the 200 yard firing point;