What are you shooting this weekend?
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Re: What are you shooting this weekend?
Pesky wabbits will be getting their daily dose of .204" Ruger, .218" Bee and the .17" HMR.
If conditions prevail then dirty stinking Charlie could a be due a helping of .222" as they have been seen around the Guinea fowl.
If conditions prevail then dirty stinking Charlie could a be due a helping of .222" as they have been seen around the Guinea fowl.
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Re: What are you shooting this weekend?
After two cancellations due to adverse weather for our long-range F Class competitions, I'm hoping to join 60 of my fellow members on the 1000 yard firing-point on Sunday - fingers crossed......
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Re: What are you shooting this weekend?
Last Saturday we had a wet and very windy CSR match at Diggle.
But very enjoyable it was though and a great crowd of equally damp shooters, I even seemed to have called the wind right but failed on an elevation change by a couple of clicks to bring me back down to earth.
I do love shooting at Diggle I just don't get there enough.
But very enjoyable it was though and a great crowd of equally damp shooters, I even seemed to have called the wind right but failed on an elevation change by a couple of clicks to bring me back down to earth.
I do love shooting at Diggle I just don't get there enough.
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Re: What are you shooting this weekend?
Trying out the new Sabatti 6.5CM at Barton Rd on sunday, 200, 600 and 1k...
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Re: What are you shooting this weekend?
It was lovely on the Sunday - warm and sunny but the wind at 1000 yards was unreadable!Mattnall wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 6:06 pm Last Saturday we had a wet and very windy CSR match at Diggle.
But very enjoyable it was though and a great crowd of equally damp shooters, I even seemed to have called the wind right but failed on an elevation change by a couple of clicks to bring me back down to earth.
I do love shooting at Diggle I just don't get there enough.
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Re: What are you shooting this weekend?
Reloading course on Saturday then 1000 yard Benchrest this Sunday - hope it warms up a bit - frost this morning.
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Re: What are you shooting this weekend?
Just my luck. Wind has always been interesting at Diggle.
Went to a WWII museum near Boston on Sunday (We'll Meet Again - well worth a visit, had a chat with the owner, nice chap and very passionate about his collection). Nice and sunny but it was windy.
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Re: What are you shooting this weekend?
Hello
Cannot sell my Hex receiver Mosin Nagant dated 1926 so this weekend with the help of some 100+ Bulgarian corrosive primer ex military ammunition I am going to have a Stalingrad day on the range, only wish my eyes were better with open sights. Still the fun factor is damn fine
Cannot sell my Hex receiver Mosin Nagant dated 1926 so this weekend with the help of some 100+ Bulgarian corrosive primer ex military ammunition I am going to have a Stalingrad day on the range, only wish my eyes were better with open sights. Still the fun factor is damn fine
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Re: What are you shooting this weekend?
A nice sunny, warm, dry, windless day forecast for Diggle on Saturday, similar, but slightly cloudy forecast for Sunday. I'll be up on the next hilltop across about a mile about - trying to miss a cloud of clays.
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Re: What are you shooting this weekend?
Typhoon S1 shotgun… hoping that this time the gas regulator is in the right way around… (it wasn’t at SAW so ended up being a straight pull rather than a semi)…
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