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  1. #16
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    Help out a thicko, is it FT or HFT.
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    Originally posted by tyke

    Help out a thicko, is it FT or HFT.
    Its neither. Its to Rivington R. own rules aquired over nearly 20 years of experience.

    For example: You can shoot from any safe position (including sitting) as long as no part of your forearm, hand or rifle touches your knee. (No F.T. 'wrap round' stance.) Elbows yes.

    You can alter your scope mag. and parallax at any time but NOT while your looking through it. (No range finding.)

    You have to be CAPABLE of touching the target lane marker (but dont have to actually BE touching it at the time of the shot).

    Oh - and no resting on trees, marker pegs, posts or B & D workmates. No tripods, bipods or monopods.

    2 & 1 scoring. Targets set between 8 and 50 yards. Mixed kill zone sizes. 30 'interesting' target main course with several fun side shoots.

    We even have a 'Open Sight' class. Remember them? They used to come free with every rifle.

    If you require details of the shoot please e-mail me.

    A.T.B.
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    Thanks Ian.
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    Ive just got back from our outdoor range where a few ( ) of the members have been busy all day fixing target bases, clearing shooting points and paths etc. ready for this charity event.
    The course, while testing is fun and set amongst the trees and bushes and promises to provide a good days shooting entertainment.
    More prizes have been promised.

    The woods.
    Last edited by I. J.; 06-06-2004 at 03:18 PM.
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    A completly new range has been laid out for our charity shoot,30 shot and very good even by our standards.We are now looking at the people who have entered and guessing who may clear it.
    Have you entered yet
    Do you like a challenge
    If you fancy a great day get in touch with IJ for details

    Two screws

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    [QUOTE]Originally posted by two screws
    who may clear it.
    QUOTE]

    Clear it! The only way anyone will clear it is by sweeping it up.
    I'm sure we can put on a special prize for the first, if any, clear round. What with floating targets and . ....... (you will have to enter to find out).
    Founder & ex secretary of Rivington Riflemen.
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    The latest draw prize to arrive is a quantity of pellets very kindly donated by HENRY KRANK & CO. LTD. Thank you.
    Last edited by I. J.; 07-06-2004 at 01:54 PM.
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    Bounce this one straight to the top! Hope to be there if I can.

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    Draw prizes (which ANYONE can win ) which arrived today are two nice gunbags and a 12-36x50 spotting scope which includes tripod and case.
    THANK YOU B.S.A.
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  10. #25
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    Cool

    There's a host of realy great prizes to be won here and the good thing is you dont have to do the shoot or attend to win, ( just like buying a raffle ticket realy ) and ALL the money goes to the kids hospital.

    Roll up-roll up just over 4 weeks to go.

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    Please send entries to Target Sports. 486 Halliwell Road, Bolton, Lancs. BL1 8AN and please mark the envelope 'RIVINGTON R.'
    Cheques should be made payable to 'RIVINGTON RIFLEMEN' and please state your requirements clearly (print ) i.e entries (£5) - camping for Sat night (£3/person) - BBQ (£3)- b/fast (£3.50) - lunch (£3.50).
    If you require a receipt would you PLEASE enclose a self s.a.e.
    Thank you.
    Last edited by I. J.; 08-06-2004 at 07:57 PM.
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    Go to the top again

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    Draw prizes received today include a deluxe gunbag and three lock knives from Tim McAvoy of Standish and a family complimentary ticket (2 adults & 2 children) for Camelot Theme Park near Charnock Richards! Well it IS a family event.
    THANK YOU.
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    Only four weeks to go.

    Two screws

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    Open sights

    IJ put me down for the open sight rifle comp as well as the standard rifle , now my HW 85 is sorted.
    Now if I can only work out how to enter the ladies event

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