a recent viewing of canadian fclass rules revealed thet they, like us, have 3 kinds of fclass.
they have fopen, ftr, and a class called ffarquarson, which seems not dissimilar to our fstd.
seems to work for them, which could undo the naysayers of ftr here.
keep safe,
bruce.
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Re: canadian fclass
bruce moulds wrote:a recent viewing of canadian fclass rules revealed thet they, like us, have 3 kinds of fclass.
they have fopen, ftr, and a class called ffarquarson, which seems not dissimilar to our fstd.
seems to work for them, which could undo the naysayers of ftr here.
keep safe,
bruce.
Maybe the Aussie F-Standard blokes here and the Farquarsons of Canuk could get together and have an international competition?
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Re: canadian fclass
Norm wrote:Maybe the Aussie F-Standard blokes here and the Farquarsons of Canuk could get together and have an international competition?
Norm,
I think if we try to do the same as the Canadians we'll all be Farqued (sorry - couldn't resist).
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Last time that I read the DCRA web site, I drew the conclusion that whilst they had indeed commenced the sport shooting a division substantially identical to our FS & may still keep the rules for bucolic pleasure, some years ago, they fell on their sword & went to F/TR in deference to the majority south of the border participants at Connaught.
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