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OK David
Then NQRA valid for bonus points as well seeing as we are the reverse seeing 30+ C then heading south!
Not going to give that bloody Rod Mahon any starting handicap that is for sure!!
Shane

ShaneG wrote:OK David
Then NQRA valid for bonus points as well seeing as we are the reverse seeing 30+ C then heading south!
Not going to give that bloody Rod Mahon any starting handicap that is for sure!!
Shane

As an ex Cairns shooter I will share a tip I would like you to pass to my old club mates Dave and Marty. Just load .5gns higher than your usuall node to suit the cool wet conditions in Brisbane.

williada wrote:The Tasmanians and Victorians need bonus points because they're developing tunes in 5 degrees for a 20+degree competition.

As a fellow southerner, I wiil share a tip. If you are coming from Tassy, Vic or S.A, you will need to drop your loads 1.5gns down from your norml loads to account for the extreme heat you will experience up in tropical QLD.

RDavies wrote:

williada wrote:The Tasmanians and Victorians need bonus points because they're developing tunes in 5 degrees for a 20+degree competition.

As a fellow southerner, I wiil share a tip. If you are coming from Tassy, Vic or S.A, you will need to drop your loads 1.5gns down from your norml loads to account for the extreme heat you will experience up in tropical QLD.

Great tip Rod,
But how do you load the powder charge when the powder is all one solid frozen block?
Might just cut it up into lengths like cordite. Seven, 1.5" strips should be just the right amount!

Rod that's way too fine an adjustment for the epicyclical swerve. I reckon Norm's about right and should patent the process. Shane, I have not seen Rod Mc, but I'm sure he will be trying. It should be a meeting to remember for those guys and gals participating.

bartman007 wrote:Looks like the weather forecast for next Monday and Tuesday is looking GREAT

25 degrees with 15-25 KmHr winds on Monday
24 degrees with 20-30 KmHr winds on Tuesday

I can't wait to get up there out of this cold Victorian Winter!

Might have to pack the Mankini for some beach sun soaking and to work on my tan

Counting down the days, along with the number of cases left to load.........

beauuuuuutiful! glad to see the besser bricks we loaded from lower light will actually get some use holding mats down and we aren't carting them for nothing!

Sad the WA guys arent joining the banter... it was so much fun last time...

Brad Y wrote:Sad the WA guys arent joining the banter... it was so much fun last time...

We better type slower so they can keep up with our conversation.

Ok I had this stashed away in off topic to keep it on a down low ! But here were the results for the 2015 Ipswich OPM . Cam didn't drop a shot! Julie only 1 point!


Just show how close the competition was at time , 2nd 600 m


I won't be attending as work is busy at the moment . Have to make hay while the sun shines .
Good luck to all . I'll enjoying watching the results from home . Best of luck! Regards Graham.

RDavies wrote:

Brad Y wrote:Sad the WA guys arent joining the banter... it was so much fun last time...

We better type slower so they can keep up with our conversation.

don't worry Brad. . . . I hear mike has a pretty big stock of burn cream in preparation he may be able to spare a tube!?

Okay fellas, you're not doing too bad but its only a few days away now and time to ramp up the sledging. Its time to start calling WA sand gropers, SA crow eaters, NSW cockroaches, Queensland banana benders, N Qld cane toads, and Victoria heroes .

A bunch of Kiwis just arrived in town too. What do we call them Alan?

Well I hope the WA teams go better than we managed in Tassie.

Footsore wrote:A bunch of Kiwis just arrived in town too. What do we call them Alan?

Whatever it is, it would have to reference : gum boots...../sheep/............etc wont it ?

And none of "we locals" will ever raise the subject of Rugby while they they are here, either.