Google "walking on a tightrope" by illy
The FTR crowd seem to be out promoting their sport well
Pick it up at about 1min if you're impatient
Promo for FTR?
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Tim N
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Promo for FTR?
Hi All
Google "walking on a tightrope" by illy
The FTR crowd seem to be out promoting their sport well
Pick it up at about 1min if you're impatient
Google "walking on a tightrope" by illy
The FTR crowd seem to be out promoting their sport well
Pick it up at about 1min if you're impatient
We don't rise to the level of our expectations, we fall to the level of our training. Archilochos 680-645 BC
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RDavies
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Re: Promo for FTR?
I think she was inspired by Julie McEwans recent effort. If you look at her group, taking into account gyroscopic drift, she was holding perfect vertical. (and didn't even use a rear bag)
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RAVEN
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Re: Promo for FTR?
Humm not the best way to promote responsible firearm use.
But then again anything goes nowday doesn't it
But then again anything goes nowday doesn't it
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