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Prone Shooter
08-02-2006, 09:41 PM
Here we go again good people, the date for the 2006 Easter Bunny Bash is set for the 23rd April:D
As usual it will be at our Popham Woods venue with the main shoot a 40 shot hunter. We will also be running the popular pistol hunter and our Tactical Air Gun or TAG shoot. (See below)
Catering will be on site thanks to Kev and we'll have the usual run of trophies etc and raffle.
Prices for entries will be announced shortly but probably very similar to last year. See below.
We will have the golden bunny to test Mr Huckle:D and the usual testing hunter targets. Oh and we'll also be calling them "KILL ZONES" and not hit zones;) (refer to another thread)
So folks make a date in your diaries for one of, if not the biggest airgun event in the south this year.
Details
Hunter consisting of 40 shots to our usual/CSFTA rules.
Recoiless and recoiling classes to 5th plus Junior (15 & under) to 3rd.
Plus ladies to 3rd place NOT wining a position in either main top 5 catagory.
Entry will be £6.00 with a reduced entry of £3.00 for juniors.
Golden "Easter" Bunny £1.00 entry.
TAG consisting of 20 shot course with prizes to 5th place any class.
Pistol Hunter. Consisting of 30 shot course. Recoiling class (open/iron sights). Open (Any pistol but excluding match type pistols with anatomical grips and match triggers, and or magnifying sights). Red Dots are OK on the open class.
All pistol shots to be taken at stretched arms length (target style) either one or two handed as designated on the lane. One handed means one handed with no support from the other hand.
These rules are designed to make the competition a level playing field and will be enforced in the spirit in which we hold event.
Final rules will be posted at the start of the competition
Booking in from 09.00 comps start at 10.00.
Any questions, just ask away:D
Hope to see you all there (well perhaps not everyone otherwise I won't get the chance to shoot!)
Bob
A POCKET GUIDE TO OUR TAG SHOOTS
We came up with the TAG or Tactical Air Gun format to give it the full name, a couple of years or so ago as a variation to the more usual HFT. It was designed to get nearer to a "true" hunting scene by giving you the opportunity to decide whether to take a shot or not.
Following normal hunter rules, TAG moves on to give a more challenging course. The targets are placed in the normal, not always easy to get to positions but the kill zone is painted the same colour as the plate, sometimes black, dark green or even cammo. Reducers can be used in moderation but generally fairly close up only.
The main difference is that you opt whether to take the shot or not, just like you would in the field.
If you take the shot and get a "kill" you are rewarded for your integrity and abilty with a 1. However if you miss and get a plate or complete miss you get a -2 on your card. You can however opt not to take the shot and enter a zero on your card.
Last time we ran one we had some very interesting scores from 27 ex 30 down to -57 I think
The skill is in being honest with yourself.
Sniper296
08-02-2006, 10:36 PM
Might be worth the trip.
I'll see what I am doing :)
The Pie Man
08-02-2006, 10:53 PM
Great stuff, see you there Bob..;)
Prone Shooter
08-02-2006, 11:39 PM
Cheers Harv. Looking forward to it too. Any thoughts on the FT or the TAG?
I've just had a look at your photo album m8 very nice and you know what? I think you've got one of our trophies in there as well!
Sniper 296, Come along and have a go, we get lots of bbs members there as well as "normal" people:D
Bob
St George's Day as well. :) Good day for a few Welsh dragons to be slain methinks.;)
Tis every Englishman's duty to be there.:D
baxterbasics
08-02-2006, 11:53 PM
Hooray-top event organised by one of the nicest blokes in shooting:)
Bob-Lets have an FT event and Hft please-get loads of shooters trying both:)
Prone Shooter
09-02-2006, 12:04 AM
Good day for a few Welsh dragons to be slain metYou don't honestly think they'll come down for the thrashing do you KES?:D
What are you entering with Baxter? Springer?
Bob
You don't honestly think they'll come down for the thrashing do you KES?:D
Bob
Why not Bob?! Its the only chance any of em' ll' get to beat the English at any sport this Spring!;) :D
baxterbasics
09-02-2006, 12:59 AM
80 shots with a springer-leave that to Buddyboy:D
Any chance of 40 shots before lunch,a light refreshment and a nap,then the last 40???:D
Prone Shooter
09-02-2006, 09:25 AM
80 shots with a springer-leave that to Buddyboy Don't think Jon can cope with an 80 shotter just now, I don't expect he's getting a lot of sleep:D :D :D (I might be in with a chance then:rolleyes: )
Don't forget though that the Bunny Bash is a 40 shot, the 80 is the Sizzler in Sept.
Bob
The Pie Man
09-02-2006, 09:26 AM
80 shots with a springer-leave that to Buddyboy:D
Any chance of 40 shots before lunch,a light refreshment and a nap,then the last 40???:D
To be honest, I found it not to bad with a springer, but it would be nice to get that break in the middle, so maybe start a little earlier this time, just to make sure we beat the light..;)
What do you think Bob?
Harv
edit, just seen above post, 40 shots!!:o of course I was talking about the summer sizzler :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :o
The Pie Man
09-02-2006, 09:35 AM
Cheers Harv. Looking forward to it too. Any thoughts on the FT or the TAG?
I've just had a look at your photo album m8 very nice and you know what? I think you've got one of our trophies in there as well!
Bob
Trophies, Thats true, I have made room for another one also..;) :D
I'm interested in what the TAG is all about Bob.:)
Prone Shooter
09-02-2006, 09:56 AM
I'm interested in what the TAG is all about Bob
I knew I should have detailed it last night:rolleyes:
We came up with the TAG or Tactical Air Gun format to give it the full name, a couple of years or so ago as a variation to the more usual HFT. It was designed to get nearer to a "true" hunting scene by giving you the opportunity to decide whether to take a shot or not.
Following normal hunter rules, TAG moves on to give a more challenging course. The targets are placed in the normal, not always easy to get to positions but the kill zone is painted the same colour as the plate, sometimes black, dark green or even cammo. Reducers can be used in moderation but generally fairly close up only.
The main difference is that you opt whether to take the shot or not, just like you would in the field.
If you take the shot and get a "kill" you are rewarded for your integrity and abilty with a 1. However if you miss and get a plate or complete miss you get a -2 on your card. You can however opt not to take the shot and enter a zero on your card.
Last time we ran one we had some very interesting scores from 27 ex 30 down to -57 I think:eek:
The skill is in being honest with yourself.
There you go a pocket guide to Basingstoke TAG shoots:D
Bob
Prone Shooter
09-02-2006, 09:59 AM
Originally posted by KesWhy not Bob?! Its the only chance any of em' ll' get to beat the English at any sport this Spring Whats Spring got to do with it Kes;)
You'd have thought someone would have bitten by now, wouldn't you. Perhaps they only have access to computers at weekends.:D
Bob
The Pie Man
09-02-2006, 10:22 AM
I knew I should have detailed it last night:rolleyes:
We came up with the TAG or Tactical Air Gun format to give it the full name, a couple of years or so ago as a variation to the more usual HFT. It was designed to get nearer to a "true" hunting scene by giving you the opportunity to decide whether to take a shot or not.
Following normal hunter rules, TAG moves on to give a more challenging course. The targets are placed in the normal, not always easy to get to positions but the kill zone is painted the same colour as the plate, sometimes black, dark green or even cammo. Reducers can be used in moderation but generally fairly close up only.
The main difference is that you opt whether to take the shot or not, just like you would in the field.
If you take the shot and get a "kill" you are rewarded for your integrity and abilty with a 1. However if you miss and get a plate or complete miss you get a -2 on your card. You can however opt not to take the shot and enter a zero on your card.
Last time we ran one we had some very interesting scores from 27 ex 30 down to -57 I think:eek:
The skill is in being honest with yourself.
There you go a pocket guide to Basingstoke TAG shoots:D
Bob
Very interesting, and a good alternative here.:)
This I'm sure will work, and pull in some interest, but will you combine this into say, the Sizzler or Easter bash, or have it as a unique event?
Harv
levidog
09-02-2006, 10:52 AM
Hi Harv
It would be a side shoot I think mate.
We were thinking of making kicking the beanbag a side shoot too but I'm keeping it to the caberet section.
Sean
The Pie Man
09-02-2006, 12:59 PM
Hi Harv
It would be a side shoot I think mate.
We were thinking of making kicking the beanbag a side shoot too but I'm keeping it to the caberet section.
Sean
Soooo funny still to this day!!:eek: :D :D
Prone Shooter
09-02-2006, 01:12 PM
Soooo funny still to this day
Yeah, you should see the membership grapping their beanbags when Sean walks into the club. A bit like footballers covering their nuts during a free kick at a football match:D
The TAG would be billed as a secondary shoot alongside the HFT but would be considered more than a side shoot.
Bob
Originally posted by Kes Whats Spring got to do with it Kes;)
You'd have thought someone would have bitten by now, wouldn't you. Perhaps they only have access to computers at weekends.:D
Bob
I was actually alluding to the fact that thats when the 6 Nations will be finished, but I admit it was a bit stretched and a pretty poor dig at that.:o
I served with the Welsh Guards for 3 years mate - I 've pretty much got winding the Welsh up down to a fine art. ;)
Prone Shooter
09-02-2006, 02:13 PM
Give as good as you get is my motto although I do confess to trying to get a certain gentleman;) to come as far South as Hampshire. How about it Pete, you ready yet?
Bob
Gary C
09-02-2006, 05:31 PM
Damn
We'll be in Poland.
Almost worth cancelling for the Bunny Bash..
Good luck with the shoot Bob
SWAT Strachan
09-02-2006, 07:02 PM
Well you can pretty much guarantee that I'll be there. The difficult bit is deciding which rifle to use! Then again, I could just borrow the work's Transit...
Prone Shooter
09-02-2006, 07:43 PM
Originally Posted by Gary CAlmost worth cancelling for the Bunny Bash..
Good luck with the shoot Bob
Thanks Gary, very much appreciated. If you did have to cancel we'll see you on the 23rd. If not, I assume your off shooting so good luck to you both.
Scott, we'll widen the gate:D
Bob
Northernspark
09-02-2006, 07:50 PM
Might be worth the trip.
I'll see what I am doing :)
Thought you had no gun mate, or have you just bought one? :confused:
Bit far for me to travel, sounds like a cracking day though :)
Steve
Sniper296
09-02-2006, 08:26 PM
Thought you had no gun mate, or have you just bought one? :confused:
I am not your mate, so don't call me one.
I can always lend a gun, plenty of decent folk that will!;)
Its worth the trip to meet the DECENT folk that are down that way! :D almost bourght a Blank firing UZI last time I went, remember that Scott ;) hehe
baxterbasics
09-02-2006, 08:58 PM
Your more than welcome to use one of my guns Sniper:)
Come down snock and sample some southern hospitality,YEEHAAAR:D
SWAT Strachan
09-02-2006, 09:55 PM
I am not your mate, so don't call me one.
I can always lend a gun, plenty of decent folk that will!;)
Its worth the trip to meet the DECENT folk that are down that way! :D almost bourght a Blank firing UZI last time I went, remember that Scott ;) heheThere you go, fantasizing again. It was a MAC-11 not an Uzi :D. (which I still have by the way...).
Don't worry about needing a gun, I think I have one or seven spares that you can use. Except the Career, that still needs fixing. What would you prefer? S200, Super10, Harrier, 77k. HW100? Take yer pick :D.
Sniper296
09-02-2006, 09:58 PM
What would you prefer? S200, Super10, Harrier, 77k. HW100? Take yer pick :D.
So tempting now!
Will see what I am doing, guessing this is a Sunday...
Watch this space
Northernspark
09-02-2006, 10:00 PM
I am not your mate, so don't call me one.
I can always lend a gun, plenty of decent folk that will!;)
Ok then, thought you didn't have a gun, dickhead
Steve
Snapshot
09-02-2006, 10:57 PM
It's in the dairy.
Jonathan
SWAT Strachan
09-02-2006, 11:00 PM
It's in the dairy.
JonathanWhat's a cow going to do at the Bunny Bash? :D.
Jon Budd
09-02-2006, 11:09 PM
Scot, I'll try to bring some Career bits with me - what are you after ? Spring wasn'tit ? Have you called rangeright BTW ?
SWAT Strachan
09-02-2006, 11:19 PM
Scot, I'll try to bring some Career bits with me - what are you after ? Spring wasn'tit ? Have you called rangeright BTW ?Cheers Jon :).
No I've not really gotten around to fixing the rifle or calling anyone about it, I've been up to my eyeballs in suicidal PCs for the past few weeks (I walk near them, they suddenly get very depressed and then kill themselves when I hit the power button, most odd).
I think all I need is a hammer spring, as two coils broke off mine and the rifle started hitting 14ft/lbs, regardless of how much I adjusted it! Needless to say I removed the spring sharpish. I think the trigger sear spring might have also fallen out, but I'm not sure.
How's married life treating you now? Is that thumb nice and comfy? :D.
snock
09-02-2006, 11:45 PM
Your more than welcome to use one of my guns Sniper:)
Come down snock and sample some southern hospitality,YEEHAAAR:D
S'only up the motorway from me!! Yer div!:D;)
I think you meant Steve...?:)
baxterbasics
10-02-2006, 10:34 AM
Ooops-so i did:rolleyes: :D
Prone Shooter
01-03-2006, 11:22 PM
Bump for new details:D
Bob
baxterbasics
02-03-2006, 08:24 AM
Nice one Bob:) Will there be a gamble like last year?
Prone Shooter
02-03-2006, 09:33 PM
No gamble this year, you've got the TAG instead which I know you'll love:D
We try to change one of the formats each year to add some variety.
Theres a description of the TAG further up the thread.
Bob
Maverick
06-03-2006, 05:24 PM
Q. Is this a pre-book event or do I just turn up on the day :D
Cheers
Prone Shooter
06-03-2006, 09:17 PM
Just turn up Maverick. You'll get to shoot no problem, theres that much space. We normally get around 80 entrants although it would be great to break the 100 barrier this year.
Bob
Maverick
08-03-2006, 01:51 PM
Just turn up Maverick. You'll get to shoot no problem, theres that much space. We normally get around 80 entrants although it would be great to break the 100 barrier this year.
Bob
81 now :D
See you there then. ;)
Maverick
08-03-2006, 02:19 PM
Your enjoy this mate ...its a good day out .cheers marcus
I'm really looking forward to it, it will be a good start to my HFT shoots, 1st one at Shepreth :D just making some 15mm targets to practise on in my garden, I figure if I can hit 15mm targets between 8 and 40 yrds I should do ok lol :rolleyes:
Maverick
08-03-2006, 02:56 PM
You don't have to be a great shot to enjoy hft ,i meen i enjoy it & i'm getting worse not better :confused: :D & don't forget your ENGLAND gear as its ST GEORGES DAY ;) cheers marcus
I'm only do HFT for the fun and experience of it so not too fussed on my scores, just nice to meet others and (as long as good weather) a nice day out somewhere different.
Hmm ill have a think on the ST Georges Day decor. ;)
Prone Shooter
08-03-2006, 09:55 PM
I figure if I can hit 15mm targets Don't worry about 15mm targets mate, you won't find any on a BARPC hunter course maybe 1 or 2 25mm but the rest standard kills only.... thats not to say it will be easy though:D
Bob
Yeah standard size kills... that you can only see 15mm of :rolleyes: :D :D
Prone Shooter
08-03-2006, 10:03 PM
Still not the same though eh Pod;) Au naturel reducers:p
Bob
Gary C
08-03-2006, 10:14 PM
Bob
Could you PLEASE stop advertising this shoot?
Cruel and Unjust
although....any chance of me shooting them on the Monday....?:D
Prone Shooter
08-03-2006, 10:36 PM
Originally posted by Gary C.Could you PLEASE stop advertising this shoot?
OK mate sorry:(
Would every one please note that any replies I put on this thread are not to be considered advertising and please ensure that no mention is passed back to Gary.
After all, the stress incurred in having to decide whether to attend the Bunny Bash or the champs in Poland is obviously immense and at Garys age could be construed a potential and real threat to his continued health and mental well being.
Never mind mate, theres always the Summer Sizzler:D :D :D
Bob;)
Bob, you could let Gary shoot on the Monday - as long as he puts the course away and delivers it all back to the club house. :)
Prone Shooter
08-03-2006, 10:47 PM
Bob, you could let Gary shoot on the Monday - as long as he puts the course away and delivers it all back to the club house. What and go home early? ... this guys got merit:D
Bob
Steyr
20-03-2006, 01:45 AM
Sorry to say I won't be around for this shoot BUT
Let me say that if there is one shoot that is worth getting off your **** to go to, it is this one.
The TAG shoot is a brilliant concept and really makes you think. Have a go but be warned it is really tough. You got to make the right calls to decide if you shoot it or loose it.
The hunter usually involves Bob drilling holes in trees (pervert:D ) and it will be challenging which is just the way I like it.
The FT is also excellent, and if you have the stamina, all 3 are worth a pop.
The challenge is also very interesting - I think last time there were a series of lanes and you got higher points (3) if you took the target (and dropped it) for standing, dropping to 2 ppoints kneeling and 1 point for prone.
I CANNOT SAY IT ENOUGH - THIS IS A CRACKING SHOOT SO GET YOUR A55 INTO GEAR AND MAKE SURE YOU SHOW UP.
Really peed off wont be there and I hope the weather is good for you.
Oh and if your asked to help put up the marquee, I suggest you decline :(
:D :D
Prone Shooter
20-03-2006, 03:28 PM
Oh and if your asked to help put up the marquee, I suggest you decline Don't worry folks, we got us a new gazzebo that even we can put up (well most of us anyway:rolleyes: ) but if you turn up as early as Styer, Marcus and crew do, don't be surprised if we don't press gang you into something or other:D :D :D
Just to really rub it in Simon, I'm working on a little something to make to hunter go with a hoot;) with a special prize for the winner:eek:
Bob
P1Fanatic
20-03-2006, 04:25 PM
Oops - forgot I was oncall for that weekend. Not for long tho :)
Simon.
The Pie Man
20-03-2006, 08:51 PM
Im chuffed to bits to say I can come and play now :D :D
Thought I was going to miss this one, but ill be there now.;)
Harv
Gary C
22-03-2006, 05:19 PM
Im chuffed to bits to say I can come and play now :D :D
Thought I was going to miss this one, but ill be there now.;)
Harv
If you go down to the woods today you'd better go in disguise
If you go down to the woods today you're in for a big surprise
Cos Harveys there he's got the pies
His builders bum will hurt your eyes
Todays the day his springer goes all russssssssssssssssssty
If you go down to the woods today you'll see some bunnies and doves
if you go down to the woods today Harv'll be wearing gloves
He's got acid on his hands
The lowest PH in all the lands
Todays the day he's off to kill Bill Saundeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeers
da de da, de da da de da
:D :D
I'll be there in spirit Harv;)
The Pie Man
01-04-2006, 08:31 PM
Bump for a great days shooting in some very idyllic woods.:D
machasm
02-04-2006, 01:49 PM
I was hoping to come to this shoot and bring my Son along as well.
Would he be able to enter the comp/s with me and share the one gun (assuming that we are paired)?
I only have the one now after selling off my SLR98.
Thanks.
Mac.
The Pie Man
02-04-2006, 06:04 PM
Im sure there wont be a problem mate ;)
machasm
02-04-2006, 06:08 PM
Excellent!
I will see you there then.
Mac.
The Pie Man
02-04-2006, 06:15 PM
Machasm,
I see you come from Poole, its a nice place, I go to Sandbanks quite regular as the "Mother-in-law":( lives down there (opposite the stadium);)
Harv
Prone Shooter
02-04-2006, 06:59 PM
Hi Machasm.
No problem sharing a gun however you won't be able to adjust it between taking turns. Also it won't be a problem being paired although we would normally put you with a third shooter. I'm assuming yor son is either a junior grade, thats 15 or under at basingstoke for competition purposes or 17 or under anyway which if so we prefer you to shoot round with him. Just tell the stats tent.
You'll find us pretty informal and very welcoming and if you are new someone will be pleased to show you the ropes so to speak
See you there.
Bob
Thanks Harv for answering that one before me:D
machasm
03-04-2006, 07:11 AM
Machasm,
I see you come from Poole, its a nice place, I go to Sandbanks quite regular as the "Mother-in-law":( lives down there (opposite the stadium);)
Harv
Yes Poole is a nice part of the country to live in. I have been living here for the last 2 years after moving from Bournemouth and living there for 12.
I would recommend either area but for me Poole is just a little quieter. Wife works at the RNLI which is just down the road so makes it convenient.
I do some bunny bashing up at a farm near Bere Regis and occasionally visit Christchurch Gun club to keep my eye in.
Hi Machasm.
No problem sharing a gun however you won't be able to adjust it between taking turns. Also it won't be a problem being paired although we would normally put you with a third shooter. I'm assuming yor son is either a junior grade, thats 15 or under at basingstoke for competition purposes or 17 or under anyway which if so we prefer you to shoot round with him. Just tell the stats tent.
You'll find us pretty informal and very welcoming and if you are new someone will be pleased to show you the ropes so to speak
See you there.
Bob
Bob,
Thanks for the warm welcome. My son is 15 years old. I will also be bringing down another friend of mine who has an AA S400. Perhaps we could make the trio.
I have done one HFT before and enjoyed it thoroughly.
It was at Quarry last year (I think) and did a round with Airgunner2388 so not entirely green.
Oh and the guns are in .22.
So if anyone sees 2 newbies and a kid walking around aimlessly feel free to say hello.
See you there.
Mac.
airgunner2388
04-04-2006, 10:59 PM
The offer of the loan of two .177" rifles is still on. I hope to be there with my camera.
Gary C
05-04-2006, 09:18 AM
It was at Quarry last year (I think) and did a round with Airgunner2388 so not entirely green.
Mac.
and you're coming back...:eek:
(sorry Baz:p )
Prone Shooter
10-04-2006, 10:59 PM
Getting closer now folks;) and a bump to the top.
Bob
Maverick
13-04-2006, 02:58 PM
Can a very kind person give me a near post code or similar for the popham woods area so I can multimap it, work better with visual directions :D
Snapshot
13-04-2006, 05:23 PM
Just put in 'Popham' then click on the centre of the map to make it zoom in then click on the 'A303' near the centre and it'll show you the wood.
Jonathan
Robshot
13-04-2006, 08:06 PM
I might pop over my self as its just up the road for me (if thats ok ?), get to meet a few of you from here:)
All the best
Rob
Maverick
14-04-2006, 12:04 PM
Just put in 'Popham' then click on the centre of the map to make it zoom in then click on the 'A303' near the centre and it'll show you the wood.
Jonathan
Ahh Found it now thanks m8.
Hmm there is a little chef near there, looks like a spot of breakie is on the cards, might see some of you in there ;)
Hope the weather is good..... Ill keep my fingers X :D
The Pie Man
17-04-2006, 12:35 PM
Not long to go now.;)
I've decided to use the new Delux pro-Sport for this shoot, Is there going to be any looooooooong range targets (50+)Just a yes or no answer will be suffice ;) ??
Its just I havn't practised that distance at all:o .
I hope the shoot through the hole in the log is there, as I took the gamble last time a nd got two Zero's :eek:
But Im up for it this time..:D :D :cool:
Cant wait chaps.
freewind
17-04-2006, 01:31 PM
Hey Harv,
What time are you setting out on Sunday ? Might want to follow you , if thats ok. Just so I don`t waste time cruising up and down trying to find the place.
Andy
The Pie Man
17-04-2006, 01:44 PM
No worries we'll arrange a meeting place nearer the time mate.;)
clubshot
17-04-2006, 02:04 PM
We have Practical Shotgun Shoots @ the Ground
on different days ;)
The Best bit is looking for it on the right and seeing fellow Shooters
and missing the turning off to come back or speeding to fast from the under pass and passing the entrance
Great Ground on Dry Day's
Hell when it Rains
Might even come down.............:D
BOB/R
Jon Budd
17-04-2006, 03:17 PM
There were a couple of 65 yarders last time mate, but big discs - about 3 milldots holdover :)
levidog
17-04-2006, 07:18 PM
[QUOTE=The Pie Man]Not long to go now.;)
I've decided to use the new Delux pro-Sport for this shoot QUOTE]
What did you use at Bolton Harv ?
Sean
The Pie Man
17-04-2006, 07:24 PM
I used the TX for round one & two, But now I have got the P/s Back I need to see how it fairs before round three.;)
freewind
17-04-2006, 07:28 PM
Mate, I hope it comes with some of those gloves they use in CSI Miami.
Andy
The Pie Man
17-04-2006, 07:42 PM
Mate, I hope it comes with some of those gloves they use in CSI Miami.
Andy
Dont you bloody start :D ;)
I have it all the time from Mr Tea Cosy ;)
freewind
17-04-2006, 08:06 PM
Nobody seems to have mentioned the Pistol comp since the first post, is it still on and is it possible to do both events ,pistol HFT and rifle HFT ?
Sounds a bit masochistic I know , but if there was a chance I`d like to give it a go.
Andy Y
Prone Shooter
17-04-2006, 08:08 PM
Hi guys
Sorry but been away for the past week. Everything as on the 1st post. Its all on and as long as you get there by 10.00 you'll be able to do everything if you want to.
Bob
Gary C
17-04-2006, 08:11 PM
I used the TX for round one & two, But now I have got the P/s Back I need to see how it fairs before round three.;)
You'll have broken it before then....
:p
Prone Shooter
19-04-2006, 07:45 PM
Those who will be travelling to the Bunny Bash from Reading and possibly Newbury areas should be aware that the West bound slip road at junction 6 (Basingstoke) of the M3 will be closed on Sunday. There should be diversion signs but please be prepared to seek an alternative route.
Bob
Maverick
20-04-2006, 09:00 AM
Those who will be travelling to the Bunny Bash from Reading and possibly Newbury areas should be aware that the West bound slip road at junction 6 (Basingstoke) of the M3 will be closed on Sunday. There should be diversion signs but please be prepared to seek an alternative route.
Bob
Just my luck :rolleyes:
levidog
20-04-2006, 01:51 PM
Just follow the A34 down to the Basingstoke turn off (A303)
Sean
Prone Shooter
20-04-2006, 06:55 PM
Just follow the A34 down to the Basingstoke turn off (A303)
Quicker anyway peeps
Bob
The Pie Man
20-04-2006, 07:04 PM
Give us a post code Bob. ;)
Prone Shooter
20-04-2006, 07:06 PM
I don't think there is one Harv. I mean it is only a gate into a field:confused:
I'll ask the owner tomorrow though.
Bob
The Pie Man
20-04-2006, 07:19 PM
Cheers Bob, Even the garage opposite would be a help, Its just that I followed someone last time, and I ain't got a clue, so I'm relying on Rac route finder.;)
Snapshot
20-04-2006, 07:24 PM
Harv, SO21 3SP is the postcode for the BP service station on the other side of the road. You need to pass that then loop round to come back past the Esso place just before the woods.
Jonathan
Prone Shooter
20-04-2006, 07:33 PM
Thanks for that Jonathan:D
Bob
The Pie Man
20-04-2006, 08:12 PM
Cheers Jonathan.;)
Will I see you there mate?
Ps, I lost the link to your pics..:o
Harv
Snapshot
20-04-2006, 09:55 PM
I'll be there. Email with link re-sent.
Jonathan
kick yer butt
21-04-2006, 07:03 AM
Anyone wanting pellet pouches let me know asap so we bring enough ;) Full details in the for sale section (under Soft leather pellet pouch/neck purse with membership card display pocket.) There are links to pics on there.
Gretel
Prone Shooter
21-04-2006, 07:47 AM
Anyone wanting pellet pouches let me know asap so we bring enou
I might be interested Gretel as I can't find mine at the moment, I think MFRmarcus might have something to do with it though:rolleyes:
If you do a A4 leaflet, you can stick it in the stats tent somewhere.
Bob
kick yer butt
21-04-2006, 09:00 AM
Bob , yhpm. :)
Al2000
21-04-2006, 04:24 PM
Bob,
You forgot to say what time the first shot goes at!
Will get along if I can.
levidog
21-04-2006, 05:46 PM
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Booking in from 09.00 comps start at 10.00.[/I]
Enough Said ?
Freezer
21-04-2006, 06:45 PM
Hi Bob,
Gosh it's a drag getting out of the old pit to drive up to Popham and fork out £13 for a little entertainment. Phew!
But I guess I'll make it.
Yowzah Yowzah Yowzah!
They shoot old shooters don't they?
Prone Shooter
21-04-2006, 08:50 PM
They shoot old shooters don't they?
Only when they hold everyone else up:D :D :D
Its a good job I can't place who you are Freezer, cos I'd charge you double for your cheek.
(Its not old 5th place incognito is it:eek: )
Bob
Prone Shooter
21-04-2006, 09:49 PM
B.A.R.P.C. Hunter Rules
BASINGSTOKES HUNTER RULES FOR THIS SHOOT ARE VIRTUALLY IDENTICAL TO THE CSFTA RULES AND VERY SIMILAR TO UKAHFT. PLEASE READ TO ENSURE YOU KNOW AND UNDERSTAND THESE RULES.
1. The course will consist of a minimum of 20 targets with one target per lane. Each lane will have two (2) shooting positions.
2. Competitors will take one shot from each peg, with a part of their body touching the peg. There are no "impossible" shots, however the course has been designed to provide maximum interest!
3. The only shooting position not allowed is any sitting position. Any other position is permitted as long as it does not generate a danger to any shooter or spectator or any other member of the public.
4. Shooters may not alter the magnification or parallax position on their scopes or alter the positioning of stock and or butt hook after the first shot.
5. No range finding other than bracketing or by eye. (No lasers, range finders etc)
6. Use of bipods and or any other external shooting aids (eg shooting stick & hampsters etc) are not permitted. Bean are bags allowed for kneeling shots only when they can be used to protect the knee. Spirit levels and wind indicators are permitted. Gloves may also be worn but must be used for EVERY shot
7. Range officers must be approached in the event of a dispute and the Chief Marshals decision is final. Only Club range officers are permitted to cross the firing line following a single blast of a whistle and ensuring all guns are clear.
8. On hearing a single whistle all shooters will immediately discharge their guns into the ground in front of them. 2 whistles signal all clear and safe to resume shooting but can only be given by a range officer.
9. All targets to be freshly painted at the start of shoot. Contrasting colours for face-plate and kills. Targets will be placed at a minimum of 7 yards, however we reserve the option to extend the range on open shoots. A minimum kill zone size of 25mm diameter is permitted up to 30 yards and a maximum of 45mm diameter for other targets.
10. The Pegs must be placed within 1 metre of the firing line and only the rifle and arms may cross the firing line. Once the shoot has commenced there will be no re-siting of targets.
11. Pegs to be firmly fixed at ground level and painted in a clear and obvious manner.
12. The partner system of marshalling shall be used.
13. To encourage a reasonable pace through the course, we ask that you try to keep a steady pace. Shooters taking longer and causing a back log will be warned and if necessary placed on a 3min. time allowance per lane from placing scope to eye. Persistent offenders may be asked to leave the course.
14. Any gun used in the competition may be chronographed . Shooters will be tested on the chronograph with the pellets they are using in the competition. Any shooter whose gun fails the chronograph test will be disqualified.
15. Scoring is 2 points for a kill, 1 point for metal, zero points for a miss.
16. For this event, in the case of a tie for a medal position a count-back system will be used with the competitor with the lowest number of “0” s being deemed the winner. If the number of “0”s is the same then the competitor with the highest number of “2” s will win. After this a shoot off will take place which may or may not be on the main course.
TACTICAL AIRGUN
The hunter shoot with a difference!
Rules are very similar to Hunter but with some small differences. I.e.
All kill zones will be coloured the same as target face plates
• Score 1 for a knockdown
• Score -2 (that’s minus 2!) for a hit on metal or a complete miss
• Score 0 for opting not to shoot at a target
Other than that, rules are:
Part of your body must touch a peg when taking a shot
No adjusting scope or rifle after taking the first shot in the competition
No resting upper body, arms or gun on beanbags or similar support whilst shooting
Targets will be placed between 6 – 40 yards away (I.e. Hunting distance)
The idea of this shoot is to see how honest a hunter you are. If you feel a target is too difficult for you, you have the opportunity not to take the shot. However, if you do take it and miss/hit the plate, you score –2. It is therefore quite possible for the competition to be won with a score of 0!
HUNTER PISTOL RULES
Please use the Buddy Marshalling system so that several competitors can shoot the course at any one time
Score 2 for a knockdown/reaction/ring
Score 1 for a hit on the metal frame of the target
Score 0 for a miss
Part of your body must be touching the peg whilst you take the shot. There are 5 targets to each peg. They may be placed in banks of 5, in pairs or arranged singly
You may use any position, other than sitting to take a shot as long as it is deemed as safe
The course is designed for standard “plinking” pistols and the use of dedicated Match pistols is not allowed. A dedicated match pistol will be defined as having an anatomical grip and fitted with a match type trigger.
The use of magnifying sights, lasers and shoulder stocks is not allowed (red dots can be used in the “Open” Class)
There is a separate Class for Recoiling (Spring) pistols, with open sights only
You may not alter/adjust any part of your pistol once the competition has started
All shots to be taken with the pistol held at arms length and not supported by any other means
Re-entries are allowed
Think SAFETY - Air pistols can be easily pointed in any direction due to their small size. Keep yours pointed down range at ALL times
We recommend pistols are holstered or cased between pegs. If you carry yours, the pistol must be seen to be unloaded. I.e. Barrel broken / breach open and magazine removed / cylinder swung open
In case of any dispute, the club’s decision will be deemed as final
The Pie Man
22-04-2006, 12:31 PM
Bob, My Wifey is thinking of coming down, is there anything around the area that can keep her and the little fella entertained for a couple of hours..
Harv
levidog
22-04-2006, 01:22 PM
they could do my scorecard Harv ;)
5thplaceron
22-04-2006, 01:59 PM
Hi Bob,No that was not old 5th place ,it was your very good friend Nigel .
Will not be able to make this one, done them for the last 10years plus.
Have been feeling like death warmed for about 3 months,just found out why,
shadow on lung,need I say more ,and it is not fluid ,high up and dense,
I would love to say I will be back one day,but that is in the lap of the Gods.
Have a good day tomorrow will be there in spirit (how much will that cost Bob)
Ron.
Snapshot
22-04-2006, 03:25 PM
Very sorry to hear that, Ron. You might want to have a word with Trevor (Natural Skinhead) as he's recently been through that particular mill and is now well enough to have rejoined LV.
Jonathan
P1Fanatic
22-04-2006, 03:33 PM
Bob, My Wifey is thinking of coming down, is there anything around the area that can keep her and the little fella entertained for a couple of hours..
Harv
What sort of thing you looking for? I can recommend this place - plenty of stuff to see for £8.75 adult and £5.50 kids. Literally straight down the A303 and just after Andover.
http://www.hawk-conservancy.org/aboutus.shtml
Cheers,
Simon
Prone Shooter
22-04-2006, 06:18 PM
Harv, I'd echo Simons recommendation. Its a great way to kill a few hours and the ferret racing is a laugh.
Ron. sorry to hear of your news. I hope its not too serious. Best wishes and love from all at Basingstoke, it won't be the same without you here.
Take care
Bob
The Pie Man
22-04-2006, 06:21 PM
Thanks for the info guys ;) .
I think she is going to stay at home now :o .
ross H
22-04-2006, 06:55 PM
hi bob can i just check something. in the rules it says gloves may be worn but not for every shot. does that mean as long as i shoot 1 shot without my glove im legal. also the tactical hunter sounds good . i might give it a try;)
hi bob can i just check something. in the rules it says gloves may be worn but not for every shot. does that mean as long as i shoot 1 shot without my glove im legal. also the tactical hunter sounds good . i might give it a try;)
It says if you use one you have to use it for every shot:
Gloves may also be worn but must be used for EVERY shot
P1Fanatic
22-04-2006, 07:09 PM
You coming Paul? You got the Air wolf yet?
Simon.
Yep and yep. Mk3 came back from Daystate Thursday but I'm a scope short (I have two on order...:) ) so I'll be using the Air Wolf.
Not entirely convinced the Mk3 is sorted but I will check it thoroughly next week.
Al2000
22-04-2006, 07:43 PM
Thanks for the welcome Marcus :)
And thanks to Levidog for showing that I am truly unable to read! :confused:
See you all there tomorrow.
Sorry to hear about Ron..... I hope you'll be with us at MVAC before too long..
Scotty - have you got a pistol I could borrow pls? It looks like my FAS604 is not going to be allowed and the Gamo Falcon is a bit of a joke :D
P1Fanatic
22-04-2006, 07:56 PM
Yep and yep. Mk3 came back from Daystate Thursday but I'm a scope short (I have two on order...:) ) so I'll be using the Air Wolf.
Not entirely convinced the Mk3 is sorted but I will check it thoroughly next week.
Was it having the same problems when you got 75ex80 at meon? If so surely it cant be that bad :)
Simon.
Was it having the same problems when you got 75ex80 at meon? If so surely it cant be that bad :)
Simon.
Yes it is (well nearly). The rifle died about 30 shots later (flat battery) so I was really lucky it didn't die half way round the comp. The battery would only last for less than 1000 shots. And it had a pronounced power curve - as long as I fired off 30 shots after a fill it was fine, and filling to a lower pressure made no difference :confused: . It seems on initial tests today that a 175/180 BAR fill gives good results (it used to be 200 BAR). Saves air though :D . Just got to double check that the power is there from shot 1. Something to do isn't it ;) :rolleyes:
SWAT Strachan
22-04-2006, 08:52 PM
It's an omen I tell you...
First off, the entire family decides that they want to attend, soI have to spend the best part of three days getting all the rifles zeroed in. Then the gauge on my bottle packs up, reading 50 bar more than it should (net result my rifles only got filled to 120 bar and lost power real fast), I had to clear out the car to make room for the arsenal, then I find out that my 12l bottle has finally run out of air!!
So all-in-all it should be a good day, I'm just glad I chose to use the springer :D.
See you there.
Scott.
Prone Shooter
22-04-2006, 09:02 PM
Well thats it folks, we've done our bit, you just need to do yours by turning up and knocking them thar targets down.
Three very good courses have been put together, a challenging hunter, an interesting TAG and an entertaining pistol hunter.
You won't be dissapointed, guaranteed - Come and give it a go.
Hope to see as many of you there as possible and have a safe trip.
Bob
PS
Ross. If you decide to use a glove it stays on for each and every shot. We will allow you to wipe your nose though:p
Say after me...." I will enjoy the TAG", I will enjoy the TAG":D
Prone Shooter
22-04-2006, 09:24 PM
I mentioned on another associated thread that I was considering putting in a "special" prize based on the golden shot idea.
This will now take place as follows:-
Most of you are aware of my "infamous" hole on the tree target where I drill a hole which you have to shoot through for a kill. You be pleased:D to know that I have decided not to dissapoint:rolleyes: and as such I have prepared a gastronomic delight to please all.
On the lane with the hole in the tree only the 2nd peg needs to be shot through the hole (the first shot can be taken around the tree, just) so anyone who has entered this special (side) competition at £1.00 per entry and who drops the target will be entered into the prize draw with the prize being a choice of a mini cruise to Santander, Spain or a return ferry crossing to France with 48hours actually in France for up to 4 people. The crossing is made with Brittany Ferries and can be worth up to £300.00 approx. depending on when taken.
There are some conditions imposed by the operators which include the winner paying port tax and insurance but this is not much. Full details to be provided to the winner.
The usual Golden Bunny is still on as well and the raffle includes a designer watch worth up to £150.00
Bob
The Pie Man
22-04-2006, 09:45 PM
I mentioned on another associated thread that I was considering putting in a "special" prize based on the golden shot idea.
This will now take place as follows:-
Most of you are aware of my "infamous" hole on the tree target where I drill a hole which you have to shoot through for a kill. You be pleased:D to know that I have decided not to dissapoint:rolleyes: and as such I have prepared a gastronomic delight to please all.
On the lane with the hole in the tree only the 2nd peg needs to be shot through the hole (the first shot can be taken around the tree, just) so anyone who has entered this special (side) competition at £1.00 per entry and who drops the target will be entered into the prize draw with the prize being a choice of a mini cruise to Santander, Spain or a return ferry crossing to France with 48hours actually in France for up to 4 people. The crossing is made with Brittany Ferries and can be worth up to £300.00 approx. depending on when taken.
There are some conditions imposed by the operators which include the winner paying port tax and insurance but this is not much. Full details to be provided to the winner.
The usual Golden Bunny is still on as well and the raffle includes a designer watch worth up to £150.00
Bob
Superb Bob,
So what distance is the Hole in the tree then..:eek: :eek:
I think he said 45 yards and a .22 shooter doesn't stand a chance as a .22 pellet will not fit through the hole. But I was having a nap earlier ;) Oh and something about if no-one gets it then he will have to take the prize... :D :D
Prone Shooter
22-04-2006, 09:52 PM
Following a thread on long distance air gunning, I've put the hole and the tree at about 100 yards:D :D :D , just to give everyone a chance:rolleyes:
I won't be taking part in this section Paul but I might be tempted to try the shot anyway.
Bob
The Pie Man
23-04-2006, 05:21 AM
It's P*ss*ing Down Here!!!:(
Snapshot
23-04-2006, 06:32 AM
Next door left her washing on the line over night. :D
Jonathan
machasm
23-04-2006, 04:56 PM
I think he said 45 yards and a .22 shooter doesn't stand a chance as a .22 pellet will not fit through the hole. But I was having a nap earlier ;) Oh and something about if no-one gets it then he will have to take the prize... :D :D
Not true!
I got the said target with a .22 today.
Shame the rest of my shooting wasn't as good.
Mac.
Not true!
I got the said target with a .22 today.
Shame the rest of my shooting wasn't as good.
Mac.
And it wasn't 45 yards either :D
machasm
23-04-2006, 05:21 PM
And it wasn't 45 yards either :D
More like 30 I think.
Mac.
ross H
23-04-2006, 06:36 PM
brilliant course today bob mate. an extremely well thought out course that was challenging but possible. weather wasnt bad and it was nice to see so many springers. what score did you get bob. from what i heard when you were shooting it sounded good.
P1Fanatic
23-04-2006, 07:30 PM
More like 30 I think.
Mac.
Dont think it was even that was it. Gutted as peg #31 I shot through the hole successfully and still managed to only plate it. Got #32 prone though.
Miserable weather but was still a good day albeit long for BARPC members. Thanks to mat for the entertainment and also intergroup barracking from gedas and Owen on the TAG course :)
Simon.
ONLY oneT
23-04-2006, 07:40 PM
minus 2:eek: :D
maT
Prone Shooter
23-04-2006, 07:43 PM
minus 2
Now your exagerating again Mat, it was nowhere near as cold as that.:D
Bob
'Twas a lovely day to be out in the woods. The light rain was a little annoying after the beautiful day yesterday.
It was good to meet airgunner2388 at last. And catch up with loads of old mates from Basingstoke.
The course was a little 'interesting'; lots of twigs and challenges. The only real problem was the sideways squirrel which was nigh on impossible after it had spun round. No idea what it was like before it moved but I suspect it was only slightly better.
Ross H was shooting superbly and it was a pleasure to follow him round for a few lanes having a laugh and joke. Great bloke - especially for one so young.
All in all a great day and a nice intro for my new Air Wolf. Crikey it shoots flat ;)
When you getting the scores up Bob? :o
Agent A (MIB)
23-04-2006, 07:54 PM
From all the Meonities I would like to thank Basingstoke for another cracking Bunny Bash. ( Was this a first Hunter shoot with not a single whistle) :rolleyes:
Though asking for rain to get the ground as muddy as our last winter league was pushin it a litt bit tooo far me thinks.
Apart from that loved the whole day.
Cheers
Andy
Hope to see you all on the 4th of June :D :D
Josie & John
23-04-2006, 09:38 PM
Nice to hear most enjoyed yourselves. It was a pleasure watching Mark,Marcus and I think Andy shoot the TAG as your safety and good natured barracking was a real pleasure to see.
Mat, you're crazy but a real credit to have around on a shoot. Really appreciated the van and help over the weekend! That also goes to all other Basingstoke members who helped out over the weekend. It would have been impossible to put out the shoot without you.
Finally, Ron missed you today.
Jo
Freezer
23-04-2006, 09:46 PM
Many thanks to all of you for a super shoot. I appreciate the effort and the devious minds that must have sweated on Saturday to devise such a course. It was brilliant! A shame that not every club in the region was properly represented.
Hope to see you all again soon.
baxterbasics
23-04-2006, 10:17 PM
Cheers Basingstoke for laying on a fantastic course. Popham wood were stunning-even underwater! Well done to Young Ross H for a superb 77-a name for the future for sure-Watch out James Huckle;)
A big well done to Lea Valley-a fantastic turnout from one of the friendliest clubs there is-lovely seeing Mike,Harvey,Owen,Dave,Gretel,Jonathan and the rest again. Gedas winning the open with a 77-yet another top player emerging from the Hertfordshire heartbreakers:eek: Predictably,Buddyboy gets a 75 with his tx-rumour has it that Bob has put the surname Budd on the next ten years worth of trophies,apparently he gets a deal with the engraver:D (Jon would have got a 78-i put him off for three points-Harv,you owe me a tenner:D )
Finally apologies to Bob for the poor turnout from my Club-you can always count on MY support though Buddy:)
The Pie Man
23-04-2006, 10:24 PM
Cheers Basingstoke for laying on a fantastic course. Popham wood were stunning-even underwater! Well done to Young Ross H for a superb 77-a name for the future for sure-Watch out James Huckle;)
A big well done to Lea Valley-a fantastic turnout from one of the friendliest clubs there is-lovely seeing Mike,Harvey,Owen,Dave,Gretel,Jonathan and the rest again. Gedas winning the open with a 77-yet another top player emerging from the Hertfordshire heartbreakers:eek: Predictably,Buddyboy gets a 75 with his tx-rumour has it that Bob has put the surname Budd on the next ten years worth of trophies,apparently he gets a deal with the engraver:D (Jon would have got a 78-i put him off for three points-Harv,you owe me a tenner:D )
Finally apologies to Bob for the poor turnout from my Club-you can always count on MY support though Buddy:)
Bob I asked you to put him one point under me, Please understand & repeat after me "HE MUST COME SECOND, HE MUST COME SECOND) ok...:D
ross H
24-04-2006, 05:56 AM
harv mate.are you the same harv i started the tag with then the weather looked miserable so i wimped out
P1Fanatic
24-04-2006, 06:15 AM
harv mate.are you the same harv i started the tag with then the weather looked miserable so i wimped out
Ah didnt want to get your shiny red gun wet eh Ross :)
Simon.
wrigles
24-04-2006, 06:31 AM
thanks to bob and basingstoke ,another great day, good to see the young guns doing well, good course bob, dont forget the (improvement)? to the water rat next year, oh----the raffle was great too----ill enjoy the whisky--if you cant be good be lucky, regards wrigles.
Prone Shooter
24-04-2006, 07:55 AM
Well I hope everyone's now dried out and got rid of at least some of the mud:eek:
The scores have been posted here http://www.airgunbbs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=115209 so thanks to sean for that.
Originally posted by Agent AWas this a first Hunter shoot with not a single whistle Its the first at Basingstoke Andy that I can remember. In fact only one stoppage all day I think which was a target on the pistol too far forward and not dropping when hit by the CO2 pistols.
Originally posted by FreezerA shame that not every club in the region was properly represented.
Originally posted by baxterbasicsFinally apologies to Bob for the poor turnout from my Club-you can always count on MY support though
I concur Freezer, it was a pity especially considering how long ago we started to advertise the shoot.
Graham you are a credit mate. You stand head and shoulders above the others.
On this subject, a special thanks to those from N. Oxon who travelled down after having spent the morning working hard at their grounds.
It really was good to see so many, especially considering the distances covered to get to us. Well done Lea Valley for such a stirling turnout.
Originally posted by the Pie ManBob I asked you to put him one point under me, Please understand & repeat after me "HE MUST COME SECOND, HE MUST COME SECOND) ok. I know Harv, I know:( But I have a cunning plan............I'm going to put that old Hawke scope of mine on his gun whilst hes at the burger van next time:D :D :D
Finally thanks again to all of the Basingstoke members who helped out on the Sat & Sun.
kick yer butt
24-04-2006, 08:57 AM
Hi all, We both thoroughly enjoyed the day. Great place, great people, Great food (especialy the bread pudding :p )
It was a pleasure going round with Harvey (Pie Man) . Well done for a super score. Shame you and Dave 'wimped' out of the TAG, it was good fun.I was chuffed aswell as surprised to get a +6 :)
Well Done to all the Lea Valley gang that turned up, i think just about everyone went home with a trophy or a raffle prize. Oh ,and did i forget to mention the Mini cruise for 4 people to spain that Dave won on the bonus bunny??? :D :p :) :cool: .
Now all we need to do is work out which of the 5 girls we will take with us, if any , hehe. They are all being surprisingly good atm. I wonder why :rolleyes:
Thanks for a great day.Can't wait for the Sizzler now.
Gretel
The Pie Man
24-04-2006, 09:52 AM
Thanks to Bob and the guys for the day, shame it was raining really,The only bad point for me personally, was the Target that turned 90 deg up the tree, This left it unshootable, so I opted for a one, but because I'm needing & hoping for every point possible to try and catch Mr Bud (one day).;)
It's always a pleasure to go round with You Gretel, & Dave, as I find it almost therapeutic, listening to Dave's jokes, and telling me how he got Lou Big time at shepreth (Of all people,I would never of believed it)!!
I always like to keep on your good side too, otherwise I'd receive one of your Karate chops :D ;) he he he .
When I got home, I did the usual complete strip down of the gun, and I found the top hat had broken up inside the piston :(
I knew something was wrong half way round when I missed easy shots :rolleyes:, O well It will be ready for the next comp, and I hope to try and add a little more pressure to Mr Bud..;) :D
Cheers for a good day.
Harv
The Pie Man
24-04-2006, 10:34 AM
harv mate.are you the same harv i started the tag with then the weather looked miserable so i wimped out
The one and only matey;) :D
Good shooting there ;) you are a name to watch out for in the coming events, well done.
Ps, you got a prize as well ;)
machasm
24-04-2006, 10:35 AM
The scores have been posted here http://www.airgunbbs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=115152
I think you linked to the wrong thread?
I believe It should be This one (http://www.airgunbbs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=115209)
Who won the golden Bunnies BTW?
Mac.
Jon Budd
24-04-2006, 11:47 AM
I'm keeping my TX locked up :eek: :D
Prone Shooter
24-04-2006, 12:05 PM
Danny Tavenner got the golden bunny and Dave Lilly the cruise on "Bobs challenge" Shot.
Both deserved winners:)
Bob
kick yer butt
24-04-2006, 12:23 PM
I'm keeping my TX locked up :eek: :D
Can't you keep it locked up til next Monday,and give us novices a chance @ the springer comp @ LV on Sunday.
Aint that right Harv ? :p
Dave
biggles
24-04-2006, 10:35 PM
I'm sure there's lots who've beaten me to it (didn't trawl the posts to count them), but wanted to add my BIG THANKS :) to all at BARPC for the Bunny Bash. Great fun.
I didn't shoot too well on the HFT (unlucky 13th place), but surprised myself in coming a creditable 6th in the open pistol. Might not seem too good .... until I explain that :
a) I was shooting with a brand spanking new HW45, bought Tuesday lunchtime;
b) it's red dot sight didn't fit properly, being off-centre and (though I'd tightened me nuts as much as a screwdriver would allow :eek: ) still moved forward about 1mm on every shot;
c) it had only had ~10 shots fired through it (suspect that doesn't count as 'run-in');
d) the sights could hardly be described as 'zero'd', and I'd no clue on the trajectory either side of 10yds;
d) I'd shot myself in the leg with it on Tuesday evening :o , resulting in most of the night in A&E while they decided if they could remove the pellet (ans = NO). If anyone ever doubted the firepower of these little HW babies, the pellet lodged just short of the bone, having passed through nearly 3" of my upper thigh :eek: :eek: :eek:
All of which I may also have used to explain the pained expression and final score in the HFT results.
See you at the Summer Sizzler (if I haven't shot myself again)
Biggles
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