been to the range.
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Re: been to the range.
Been another week off from shooting had to work all day yesterday. Talking snow down to 900 metres again this afternoon, so no shorts for me for about another four months
- LoneRider
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Re: been to the range.
i didnt do all that well yesterday.
i just couldnt get a hold on the tricky wind.
still managed a 81.3,but thats not so great when the other TR shooters were in the 90's/100's.
oh well,next time.
sean.
i just couldnt get a hold on the tricky wind.
still managed a 81.3,but thats not so great when the other TR shooters were in the 90's/100's.
oh well,next time.
sean.
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Re: been to the range.
Sounds like it was pretty hard all round the top f classers at our club were only 112, 113 and 115 and that was at 600
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So yesterday was out to 700 yards, showers looked likely but held off and even fined up later. Wind oh how many MOA to put on start at 3 and end up with 4 and a half. Took a few rounds to find the centre but when I did X 6 6 6 but couldn't keep it up and finished with 5's for a 54.1
Second stage was very much easier, switched between 2 and 2.5 moa on started my first two sighters were X X 6 and only drop'd 3 out of the centre for the rest of the stage to finish with a 57.2
So all in all pretty happy with that considering the wind that was not just a straight cross wind but angled up the the range as well. Put that into perspective I was only 1 and 2 pt's behind two guys in the club who are on the NSW F class team
Second stage was very much easier, switched between 2 and 2.5 moa on started my first two sighters were X X 6 and only drop'd 3 out of the centre for the rest of the stage to finish with a 57.2
So all in all pretty happy with that considering the wind that was not just a straight cross wind but angled up the the range as well. Put that into perspective I was only 1 and 2 pt's behind two guys in the club who are on the NSW F class team
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Re: been to the range.
Well done mate!
Very impressive shooting!
You keep that up and will make that state team.
Glenn
Very impressive shooting!
You keep that up and will make that state team.
Glenn
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Re: been to the range.
Bloody good going mate.sometime shooter wrote: finished with 5's for a 54.1, only drop'd 3 out of the centre for the rest of the stage to finish with a 57.2
Put that into perspective I was only 1 and 2 pt's behind two guys in the club who are on the NSW F class team
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Re: been to the range.
good onya mate...
is this at cessnock ?
going to try and get there for a look see while im down.
sean.
is this at cessnock ?
going to try and get there for a look see while im down.
sean.
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Re: been to the range.
Nah Lonerider I'm at Bathurst, a difficult range most of the time. Hard to judge, at the 700 mound the wind was blowing almost 45 to 60 degree's up the range at times, and at other times almost straight across. Was a bit tricky, Grahame Willis out shot all of us with a 115.8, still in those conditions only being 4.5 pt's behind I think is a bloody good effort, I only started in November last year. :)
So at Missathon, how far can we shoot, i will bring my Omark and wouldn't mind shooting out to 1000 yards to get some elevation setting's.
So at Missathon, how far can we shoot, i will bring my Omark and wouldn't mind shooting out to 1000 yards to get some elevation setting's.
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Re: been to the range.
Do you know your velocity? I still have my data for when I had my Omark, it may give you a ball park figure to start with.sometime shooter wrote: i will bring my Omark and wouldn't mind shooting out to 1000 yards to get some elevation setting's.
Mick
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Re: been to the range.
Some good info here:
http://bankstown-chatswood.org.au/ballistics.html
Good shooting by the way.
Marcus
http://bankstown-chatswood.org.au/ballistics.html
Good shooting by the way.
Marcus
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Re: been to the range.
you want tricky...sometime shooter wrote:Nah Lonerider I'm at Bathurst, a difficult range most of the time. Hard to judge, at the 700 mound the wind was blowing almost 45 to 60 degree's up the range at times, and at other times almost straight across. Was a bit tricky, Grahame Willis out shot all of us with a 115.8, still in those conditions only being 4.5 pt's behind I think is a bloody good effort, I only started in November last year. :)
So at Missathon, how far can we shoot, i will bring my Omark and wouldn't mind shooting out to 1000 yards to get some elevation setting's.
come up here,its like that all the time.
plenty room at my joint,plenty room on the mound.
wont be home till october,but your welcome after that.
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Re: been to the range.
I'm loading 45.5 grns of 08 with a 26 inch barrel so I am estimating that they are going 2800 2850 ish. Hopefully before missathon I can crony them.
Lonerider I have never herd of Ruby Vale what is that near ???? I used to live in Brisbane before I moved down here.
Lonerider I have never herd of Ruby Vale what is that near ???? I used to live in Brisbane before I moved down here.
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Re: been to the range.
its about 4 hrs inland from rocky,and 45/50 mins west of emerald.
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Re: been to the range.
So for me about 2 days drive Thanks for the offer but probably won't be up that way for a while.
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Re: been to the range.
2 days takes me to south lake macquarrie.but i dont drive after dark.roughly 16hrs total.
no worries mate,the range isnt likely to move,or me.
btw,im running 46gn of 2208 in my omark [tiny] with a 26" barrel and 155gn projectiles with no pressure signs on the primers.
i will have to get a proper 100yrd group test done when i get back.
sean.
no worries mate,the range isnt likely to move,or me.
btw,im running 46gn of 2208 in my omark [tiny] with a 26" barrel and 155gn projectiles with no pressure signs on the primers.
i will have to get a proper 100yrd group test done when i get back.
sean.