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Re: New Guy

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 7:15 pm
by meles meles
ah, those recoil hats....

Re: New Guy

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 7:16 pm
by Catch
christel wrote:Hej Patrik og velkommen til forummet.

Haaber du kan bruge det info vi har og med tiden selv kan bidrage :grin:
Haha tack sa mycket! Kul att det fins lite fler Skandinavier har pa :)


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Re: New Guy

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 7:16 pm
by meles meles
*snort, grunt snuffle snort*

Re: New Guy

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 7:20 pm
by ovenpaa
Welcome Patrik, I do wonder if a Swedish male sort of cancels out the Viking female, a ying and yang thing maybe. I do note she chooses to use Danish and not Swedish :lol:

Sweden is a beautiful country and I am yet to meet a Swede (Outside of cities) who was not a hunter of some sort and given the number of Deer I am not surprised.

Have you decided what sort of rifle you want to shoot in the UK yet and don't worry about the NRA, I am sure they will contact you very shortly :good:

Re: New Guy

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 7:26 pm
by Christel
No chance of me writing in Swedish, I can sorta read it :)

Re: New Guy

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 7:43 pm
by Catch
ovenpaa wrote:Welcome Patrik, I do wonder if a Swedish male sort of cancels out the Viking female, a ying and yang thing maybe. I do note she chooses to use Danish and not Swedish :lol:

Sweden is a beautiful country and I am yet to meet a Swede (Outside of cities) who was not a hunter of some sort and given the number of Deer I am not surprised.

Have you decided what sort of rifle you want to shoot in the UK yet and don't worry about the NRA, I am sure they will contact you very shortly :good:
Well I am from the south east. A part called Smaland... Historically I am not far off from being a Dane myself, but we managed to hold on :goodjob:

My uncles and cousins on both sides used to be farmers and hunted all their lives. My sisters husband is a super keen hunter and they have some 500 acres of sporting land which is combined with the neighbours to form several thousand acres of forest, lakes and fields. It's pretty spectacular up there as its also next to the sea :). To top that off he is also a professional chef, so it's more than nice to pop over once in a while. :shakeshout:

The application to the NRA is because I would like to shoot F T/R class eventually. I am some 60 miles away from Bisley so hopefully they will accept me fingerscrossed not exactly sure how it works yet but I guess time will tell. I read on here that you can't book a target if your not a full member so not sure how easy it will be to gain experience...


Cheers again guys,


Patrik

Re: New Guy

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 7:46 pm
by meles meles
Hmm, Scandisquigea sounds like a nice place...

Re: New Guy

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 7:52 pm
by Christel
meles meles wrote:Hmm, Scandisquigea sounds like a nice place...
Lots of space to dig lots of holes O:-)

Re: New Guy

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 7:53 pm
by Catch
meles meles wrote:Hmm, Scandisquigea sounds like a nice place...
All you need is to pick up Moose to go with Badger and you should have no problem speaking with the natives... And dress warm froideur


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Re: New Guy

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 7:54 pm
by meles meles
Oh we have our own fur coat, and we're a protected species, but wouldn't it be a bit risky for Moose over there?