Personally I agree with you Mike, seems a bit daft to change the rules at this late date. There will be a lot of shooters out there that don't have and probably can't get any bergers.
I'll take along some HBCs to be on the safe side.
Cheers
Danny
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Gee Mike, now you are putting the pressure on, trying to shoot a 62 is going to be fun
Personally I agree with you Mike, seems a bit daft to change the rules at this late date. There will be a lot of shooters out there that don't have and probably can't get any bergers.
I'll take along some HBCs to be on the safe side.
Cheers
Danny
Personally I agree with you Mike, seems a bit daft to change the rules at this late date. There will be a lot of shooters out there that don't have and probably can't get any bergers.
I'll take along some HBCs to be on the safe side.
Cheers
Danny
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Correction
But then it really comes down to the VRA upholding the NRAA's rules that they subscribe to.
It seems I am wrong in pointing the finger at the VRA, SORRY.
It seems that the organising commitee has interpreted the NRAA rules a different way to what I thought they meant, meaning that they will run the event using Bergers ahead of time.
As an F Open shooter, I will be very keen to see how the TR and F Standard shooters perform with the newer projectiles!
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Well Danny, the weather was great and the shooting was great. The only thing missing was a few more F Open shooters.
I ended up getting home just before 1am. Checked out the sunburn the next day, I thought I had put on enought cream, obviously not.
For those that didn't make it, the conditions were very similar to last year, with a frontal fishtail and heavy mirage just to make sighting a challenge.
I took a look at one lot of mirage and thought that looks a bit watery, but it can't be too strong.......DOH!!! Inner 4 at 9 o'clock. Two points down on that range
I'd recommend trying out the Marathon for anyone who wants a great day's shooting. With long daylight hours, and an 8:30am start, we had an easy day out at the range.
We had 3 shooting in F Open:
Me
Robert.B
Michael.H
Unfortunately Robert had an issue with his zero when changing to his 7mm, which dropped quite a few points. He finaly got on the target which allowed him to finish off 800 and 900 yards with more respectable scores. After all he was leading after 500 yards!
I think F Standard had the biggest numbers of all. So a well earnt win Danny! Keep up the good work.
I think they had enough badges in TR A Grade, so that each competitor could have had one. I think there was only 5 or 6 entries in TR A Grade.
Good to see Gippsland took out the F Class 4 man teams.
I ended up getting home just before 1am. Checked out the sunburn the next day, I thought I had put on enought cream, obviously not.
For those that didn't make it, the conditions were very similar to last year, with a frontal fishtail and heavy mirage just to make sighting a challenge.
I took a look at one lot of mirage and thought that looks a bit watery, but it can't be too strong.......DOH!!! Inner 4 at 9 o'clock. Two points down on that range
I'd recommend trying out the Marathon for anyone who wants a great day's shooting. With long daylight hours, and an 8:30am start, we had an easy day out at the range.
We had 3 shooting in F Open:
Me
Robert.B
Michael.H
Unfortunately Robert had an issue with his zero when changing to his 7mm, which dropped quite a few points. He finaly got on the target which allowed him to finish off 800 and 900 yards with more respectable scores. After all he was leading after 500 yards!
I think F Standard had the biggest numbers of all. So a well earnt win Danny! Keep up the good work.
I think they had enough badges in TR A Grade, so that each competitor could have had one. I think there was only 5 or 6 entries in TR A Grade.
Good to see Gippsland took out the F Class 4 man teams.
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Yep, it was a good day, I'm glad I didn't have to drive as far as Mike, great effort.
Also great shooting by Mike, dropping only 8 points over 6 ranges in some fairly difficult conditions. I might have to get some pointers of you Mike
I think there would have been a few red faces the next day
Actual numbers in each grade were:
F open 3
FA 10
FB 8
TR A 9
TR B 8
TR C 5
Well done to all competitors and to the organisers.
Cheers
Danny
Also great shooting by Mike, dropping only 8 points over 6 ranges in some fairly difficult conditions. I might have to get some pointers of you Mike
I think there would have been a few red faces the next day
Actual numbers in each grade were:
F open 3
FA 10
FB 8
TR A 9
TR B 8
TR C 5
Well done to all competitors and to the organisers.
Cheers
Danny
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