no excuses, gusting 50kmh NE winds humbled and caught out all but 2 shooters.
congratualtions to bob and lionel on their performances today
cheers
dave g
ND 1000yd BR 18th Oct 2015
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ND 1000yd BR 18th Oct 2015
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no excuses, gusting 50kmh NE winds humbled and caught out all but 2 shooters.
congratualtions to bob and lionel on their performances today
cheers
dave g
no excuses, gusting 50kmh NE winds humbled and caught out all but 2 shooters.
congratualtions to bob and lionel on their performances today
cheers
dave g
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Re: ND 1000yd BR 18th Oct 2015
Hi Dave,
The winds you had I know all about. It is all we have had up here for the last 3 weeks only from the S-E. with scuddy showers. Looks as if Corryong had the best conditions for the October postal, as Townsville was very ordinary on the 3rd. Or maybe they are better wind readers than the rest of us. Any how I guess we all had fun.
Cheers,
Trevor.
The winds you had I know all about. It is all we have had up here for the last 3 weeks only from the S-E. with scuddy showers. Looks as if Corryong had the best conditions for the October postal, as Townsville was very ordinary on the 3rd. Or maybe they are better wind readers than the rest of us. Any how I guess we all had fun.
Cheers,
Trevor.
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Re: ND 1000yd BR 18th Oct 2015
yeah trev
a bit ordinary here today
see http://www.weatherzone.com.au/station.j ... 70&list=ob
we had a target frame shear off in the gusts, kite up out of the butts, and land near the electric fence.(luckily no one was hurt). not to mention the continual taping/repair of the targets as they ripped when the coreflute distorted.
But the positive is, that, as you know, IBS 1000yds BR is still the most satisfying,challenging and difficult LRBR in the world.
cheers
dave
a bit ordinary here today
see http://www.weatherzone.com.au/station.j ... 70&list=ob
we had a target frame shear off in the gusts, kite up out of the butts, and land near the electric fence.(luckily no one was hurt). not to mention the continual taping/repair of the targets as they ripped when the coreflute distorted.
But the positive is, that, as you know, IBS 1000yds BR is still the most satisfying,challenging and difficult LRBR in the world.
cheers
dave
Re: ND 1000yd BR 18th Oct 2015
Dave,
You have my sympathy, Our last shoot, TZ was sitting at home in his back yard, anemometer in one hand, lemon squash in the other, watching the wind gust over 50k. Reckons he had the last laugh. Unless you have everything exactly right, keeping them on paper is a major achievement.
I am still testing and building for next July, should have a new stock and rest for the LG, and maybe a new cartridge for the HG.
Jeff
You have my sympathy, Our last shoot, TZ was sitting at home in his back yard, anemometer in one hand, lemon squash in the other, watching the wind gust over 50k. Reckons he had the last laugh. Unless you have everything exactly right, keeping them on paper is a major achievement.
I am still testing and building for next July, should have a new stock and rest for the LG, and maybe a new cartridge for the HG.
Jeff