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Julian D
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Raglan Christmas shoot

#1 Postby Julian D » Tue Dec 08, 2015 4:28 pm

Afternoon all ,

Has anyone got any info on the shoot , cannot find the flyer anywhere .

How many events ? need to know how many rounds to take .

Thanks

superx10
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Re: Raglan Christmas shoot

#2 Postby superx10 » Tue Dec 08, 2015 6:36 pm

Hi

Four rounds @ 500 56 shots including sighters .

Its all about winning a ham!!! or a Christmas Pudding !!!! The dinner is the best going .

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Re: Raglan Christmas shoot

#3 Postby Julian D » Wed Dec 09, 2015 4:14 am

Thanks superx .

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Re: Raglan Christmas shoot

#4 Postby Julian D » Thu Dec 10, 2015 8:05 pm

It starts at 1230 ?

Edit. Found the flyer

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Re: Raglan Christmas shoot

#5 Postby plumbs7 » Mon Dec 14, 2015 7:20 pm

Some photo courtesy of S Mitchell. Good to see you competing again mate !
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Re: Raglan Christmas shoot

#6 Postby superx10 » Wed Dec 16, 2015 12:37 pm

Hi Graham

Thanks for posting the pictures ,that was my best round and conditions became much worse from there.

This event held about 7 hours drive North of Brisbane just a couple of hundred meters of the main High Way it is a great week end open to almost any one ie SSAA, NRA or others, plenty of camping or pub accommodation available ,the food and hospitality is really super and very aussie .It is held over the two days 4 rounds at 500 meters ,a 500 meter fly shoot with one sighter ,and a military shoot all 303 s with Charlie A winning that .Ernie mace got the fly twice for a win there. I had the smallest group but 3 inches to the left(don't count)

Mark F won F open easily shooting a 260 AI with 140 VLD molyed , Bernard (second ) was shooting a very nice custom 284 shooting 180 VLDs I got third shooting a 6.5 *47 130 VLD HBN conditions on Sunday were very hot and twitching left right .

Nick Williamson came over to me with a smart ass comment about him beating the f open score ( with a 308 * 8 KG and a 1 KG trigger) cant argue with that, he is king of the hill with the 308 and 155 gr pills and the fact that the some f open shooters are of a world standard .

NOTE WORD OF WARNING .

A big gust of wind came crashing through on Sunday arvo and completely flipped all the gazebos over about 4 of. I was scoring at the time the girl next to me shooting 308 got lifted up and tangled in the guide ropes her rifle was smashed broken in half just behind the trigger and one bloke was out for the count counting stars.

DO NOT UNDERESTAMATE THE WIND LOADING THESE SHADE COVERS CAN CREATE .
In typical Aussie fashion we were all shooting again in under 20 min as if nothing happened.

All the best for the Christmas season people .

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Re: Raglan Christmas shoot

#7 Postby plumbs7 » Thu Dec 17, 2015 12:45 pm

Hi Scott good report , that's a shame braking a rifle and poor old mate knocked out cold !
Yes that Mr Willison can be hard to beat when he is in form ! Will have to come with u next year hey! Regards Graham.

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Re: Raglan Christmas shoot

#8 Postby LoneRider » Sun Dec 20, 2015 3:04 pm

i noticed in your post scott,that you purposefully omitted what you said previous to nick's reply.
the whole truth mate,not just one side..... [-X


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