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Was a good day - I'm sure I was chatting to you for a bit but quite rudely failed to introduce myself!
One of the things I took away was that I couldn't believe the amount of stoppages, FTF and general fumbling with magazine changes. Okay if it's a club gun, but a lot of folks with their £800+ setups were having real issues. Surprising.
Great fun though :) Another one in a month!
I think I was in with a shout of the stage win on the third as well, must check...
One of the things I took away was that I couldn't believe the amount of stoppages, FTF and general fumbling with magazine changes. Okay if it's a club gun, but a lot of folks with their £800+ setups were having real issues. Surprising.
Great fun though :) Another one in a month!
I think I was in with a shout of the stage win on the third as well, must check...
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Alpha1 wrote: Did it make me want to rush out and buy a .22 semi auto. May be we will see. Will I go again probably it would be rude not to.
Glad to read you enjoyed the day!
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Well done for going.. talk to the organisers about your issues.. Mrs Hrun was allowed to shoot our recent Captains Cup prone shoot from a bench as she cannot lie down.Alpha1 wrote:Well I got there its a bit of a hike you need a good 4x4 to access it by car.
There was not to mutch running about the courses of fire were interesting I had problems with the sitting and phrone positions. Shooting through holes at falling plates.
But all in all it was a good day. Lots of tricked ruger .22 semi autos with red dots. Quite a few black plastic jobbies dont know the models as they are foreign to me.
Did it make me want to rush out and buy a .22 semi auto. May be we will see. Will I go again probably it would be rude not to.
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The fact that I struggled to get down and shoot prone or sitting was not an issue they allowed me to shoot the stage standing obviously I incurred penalty points. But it was not a problem.
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I love this about shooters, they are happy to be flexible soyou can enjoy it. It is the only sport where Mrs Hrun and myself can compete together :-)
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The results of the comp are out I came 20th out of 20 competitors. Im not surprised may be next time I can creep up into 19th.
First time I have ever shot a practical comp I should may be not have left it so late in my shooting career to have a go. There is another one next month. I might give it a go. May be.
First time I have ever shot a practical comp I should may be not have left it so late in my shooting career to have a go. There is another one next month. I might give it a go. May be.
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Do it! If you enjoyed yourself it was worth it. :) the only way is up.
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I seem to remember you left before the last round; if so that would explain your position! I came 7th overall on my first go, but that's because I lost so much time using the club gun with its fiddly mag release/bolt hold open and odd scope. Next time I'm taking my little MP5 with a shield minisight on so I will hopefully have another crack at it!Alpha1 wrote:The results of the comp are out I came 20th out of 20 competitors.
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Where (approximately) was this entertainment?
I quite a fancy a go, but it doesn't seem to be a Bisley ting.
I quite a fancy a go, but it doesn't seem to be a Bisley ting.
Careful now/that sort of thing
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