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    February's U.B.C competition starts today.

    Roll up Roll up. Get your hats & gloves on its competition time

    Good luck everyone, have a look at the side shoot at least that target is wrapped up (read the rules on the web page & not on the target for the side shoot)

    >LINK<


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    Brill

    I've been dying for an excuse to get the pistols out again

    Now whheres my pellets

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phantom Sniper View Post
    Brill

    I've been dying for an excuse to get the pistols out again

    Now whheres my pellets

    Tony

    Your Trans Atlantic competitors feel likewise!

    Jim and Jan
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phantom Sniper View Post
    Brill

    I've been dying for an excuse to get the pistols out again

    Now whheres my pellets

    Tony
    Eh...you need and excuse
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ric O'shay View Post
    Eh...you need and excuse

    Sadly I do

    Anyhows I got the HW40 out, some of the reduced targets (6Yrds) and a tin of Webley Harriers (I know but they are all I have left).

    Had to ReZero cus they are heavy compared to the Geco (My preferred pellets).
    After 3 pages I came away with my crowning glory. The surprise of my life

    5 Harrier Pellets in one hole, IN the Bull of the reduced target.

    My first CLEAN CUT 50 out of 50 EVER

    Bet I cant do that again tomorrow when it comes to shooting the comp

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    Talking

    i will do my targets tomorrow...tried a few practice shots today,,,,soo cold,,i couldnt hold the thing steady for shivering,,,,,,,so dont take the piss,,if i score low,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,well lower{you know what i mean

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    I've had my first submitted score. Thanks.

    I know what you mean Neil about the shivering, however if might improve my scores

    Weldone Tony, that whats happens to me most times I practise & I'm on form, then do the comp & it all goes to $h*t

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    Did my SSP today
    Didn't come close to a 50/50 But having said that I was not too far from it today
    Indeed I think its my highest score submitted to date

    We shall see
    It was colder today than yesterday, we have a brisk North wind
    Hope to do my spring tomorrow and the Co2 if its warmer

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    okkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

    just turned in my best scores to date,,,,,what did i do different??? i had about 10 practice shots,,,,works for me

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    Angry

    submitted my score, down from last month probaably due to lack of practice baased on the weather.

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    Well, I wont be doing the Co2 comp tomorrow

    At last were getting a decent fall of the wet, cold, fluffy white stuff

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    competition

    Sorry, it will be just 1 entry this month SUFFERING with "MAN FLU", tucked up on the net looking for pistols,maybe another anics,MANS pistols.
    ....mike....

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    bxgger, misread callender and hurridly shot my card cos I though the sun -monday midnight just gone was the deadline.

    I could have practiced after all, never mind, I do have time to do the side shoot at least.

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    Hi Guys.

    I'd like to show this message from a new competitor Baduila (member 148)when he submitted his score. He has said it is o.k, because I think it really sums up what this competition is about & how we can get involved in with the shooting .

    Some comments :-

    This was my first attempt and first entry. Please find attached and confirm you make the scores the same as I have.

    My gun has an 8 pellet magazine so to keep it to 5 shots per target I changed magazines between targets so it was shoot 5, change magazine, move on to next target etc. This did break it up a bit and was just wondering if this is how everybody else did it.

    I've ringed two shots on the sheet. The one on target B I'm assuming was part of my group from target D so have not counted that in my score for B. 4 shots for B were on target and 1 was off so I'm sure the one I've ringed was from another group. The one I have ringed under target D is well off and I'm assuming this came from my group on target C. Switching to one hand really opened my eyes to how much I rely on another hand to steady my aim. I really struggled with C with only 3 shots hitting the target.

    I enjoyed this format and although my score is probably low by your standards it did open my eyse to a lot of things but specifically when firing an 8 magazine group I didnt realise how much I used the first couple of shots to line up the bull. With 5 shots I dont have that luxury and all must count. Will take a bit of practice to get used to this style of shooting but I'm hooked now. Roll on next month.
    Regards
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    Hi paddy,

    just posted my score for the side shoot, as I said real easy..NOT..
    Had to wear my glasses to see the target but then could`nt see the sights

    good luck to all, its a challenge

    mike

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