pedestal or bipod?

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Post by Seddo »

I would however like a class where people need to use tactical rifles with Harris style bi-pods.

this would work for me too.
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Post by Quick »

I reckon thats pretty much F/TR as it is I think. It just allows some of those wierd and massive bipods to use used aswell but wouldnt stop people from using Harris, Atlas, Versapod, AI, TRG, etc bipods at all.
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Post by TOM »

F/TR is not all about tactical gear, What are you guys gonna say when people come in with a purpose built F/TR target rifle? When you guys use the word 'Tactical', you really mean 'field' which is far removed from 'Target' but You will see that when you get out and about to a few competitions.
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Post by Quick »

Tom, I understand that mate. But those style rifles would have a better chance in F-TR then say F-Std or F-Open. Ive seen some purpose built F-TR style rifles and they are different from my 308 but the are still shot off bipods that use the similar principles technique wise. Its less about the gear and more about the shooter I think. See what happens. Lets hope the WA clubs get on board with F-TR and the prize meets start having them. I'll enter :)
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Post by TOM »

This might be what you blokes are after....
http://www.usrifleteams.com/lrforum/ind ... opic=13023
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Post by Quick »

You have to sign up. Whats the thread about?
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Post by Southcape »

Don't be afraid to sign up to that forum. The longrange forum is full of useful information.
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Post by Southcape »

I do note the thread is 12 months old. That must be as far as they got with that class.
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Post by Quick »

I saw some stuff about that on snipers hide. I reckon all the tactical stuff would fit straight into F/TR, just except the brakes and suppressors.

I use a ballistics program to get me on target and a wind meter. Helps a bit.
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Post by johnk »

Folks,

You're looking at page 3. That thread as of today's postings is up to page 10.
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Post by Southcape »

Ahh John, I see you are correct.

My excuse is that I was using my phone. :oops:
Will now go and read with the laptop. :shock:
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