Phoenix 2014 - Entry is open!

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Re: Phoenix 2014 - Entry is open!

#31 Post by mr smith »

Dougan wrote:Definitely going, but haven't booked yet - I want to do a day of GRCF, and maybe .303 again on the Sunday, not sure yet...

Dave and Chrisel: I hope you guys get your stand problem sorted...as I remember it was very popular last year...


Btw: this thread has just reminded me who Mr Smith is (who I think I met at last years Phoenix) ...and I'm attempting to give him advice on how to prepare for a gallery comp on another thread... :oops: :lol:

:wave: Ah yes we did meet briefly by the Shooting shed stand.And as Mike says easily forgotten.... tongueout

Advice for the 1500 is welcome as will having a practise sometime fingerscrossed
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#32 Post by Tony-c »

I dont want to appear as if I was having a dig at the event, far from it, I loved the phoenix and action weekends, just from a personal level I really struggled to understand the higher fees etc.

those numbers that you have posted up are mind boggling, the differences from action weekends and the phoenix etc

one thing that puzzles me, Im puzzled easily as Im rubbish with numbers etc.. on the income of one of the meetings it says 9232.01, so thats online entries, onsite entries and other income

yet on the right under the events it gives income as 12871.50
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#33 Post by nfrancis »

Tony-c wrote:one thing that puzzles me, Im puzzled easily as Im rubbish with numbers etc.. on the income of one of the meetings it says 9232.01, so thats online entries, onsite entries and other income - yet on the right under the events it gives income as 12871.50
The tables on the right are just a raw count of cards shot. They take no account of volume entry discounts, NRA credits or vouchers and credit notes people may have.
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#34 Post by Tony-c »

Aha yes i forgot about the multiple entry discounts etc.

The costs are certainly eye opening. Im glad that i read your link and learnt something new.
Dougan

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#35 Post by Dougan »

mr smith wrote:
Dougan wrote:Definitely going, but haven't booked yet - I want to do a day of GRCF, and maybe .303 again on the Sunday, not sure yet...

Dave and Chrisel: I hope you guys get your stand problem sorted...as I remember it was very popular last year...


Btw: this thread has just reminded me who Mr Smith is (who I think I met at last years Phoenix) ...and I'm attempting to give him advice on how to prepare for a gallery comp on another thread... :oops: :lol:

:wave: Ah yes we did meet briefly by the Shooting shed stand.And as Mike says easily forgotten.... tongueout

Advice for the 1500 is welcome as will having a practise sometime fingerscrossed
Not easily forgotten at all...I'm just crap with names...(Mike's so rude :lol: ) - I remember you both...two burly members of the Scottish squad, with an equal appreciation of shooting and ice-cream...right? razz

Not sure about 'advice' (considering you're far more experienced at galley competition shooting), but you might get something from the report on my 'attempt' at the 1500, that I'm going to post...
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#36 Post by ovenpaa »

If we do manage to get a stand position at the Phoenix it will be great to see everyone, the plan is/was to have mains power as well so we may even be able to knock up the odd cup of coffee. This is all very dependant on if we ever manage to get the location for the stand booked, sadly it is not looking good right now.
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#37 Post by mr smith »

Dougan wrote:
Not easily forgotten at all...I'm just crap with names...(Mike's so rude :lol: ) - I remember you both...two burly members of the Scottish squad, with an equal appreciation of shooting and ice-cream...right? razz

Not sure about 'advice' (considering you're far more experienced at galley competition shooting), but you might get something from the report on my 'attempt' at the 1500, that I'm going to post...

LOBL....burly thats one way of putting it..... :lol:
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#38 Post by Maggot »

ovenpaa wrote:If we do manage to get a stand position at the Phoenix it will be great to see everyone, the plan is/was to have mains power as well so we may even be able to knock up the odd cup of coffee. This is all very dependant on if we ever manage to get the location for the stand booked, sadly it is not looking good right now.
Hmmmm

Might just do the short range F/TR sat and Long range AM sunday then if there's a brew on.

I dont know yet, it might make a good practice shoot.
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#39 Post by User702 »

That was my plan as well as it would allow me to have a bit of a social evening on Saturday after a browse of the stalls at some point.
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#40 Post by meles meles »

Stalls, oomans? Stalls ? Selling stuff ? What's likely to be there ?
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