Vintage Air Gun comp: who's interested?

[Jim McArthur]

Heres the link to The 7.5 M rifle target

http://www.tomgirling.co.uk/hobby/ta...ingle_shot.pdf


There small so I would recomend 15 shots one in each

I use these at 10M and I like them

Tony

OK, mates: those will be our RIFLE targets for August. So all you Vintage rifle shooters: print 'em out and start practicing.

We'll need a bigger scoring circle for pistol, though.

This is going to be purely an occasional and fun shoot - NO cumulation of scores - and we're going to use DIFFERENT targets each time.

Jim

[Target Bunny]

Jim
I think you are still in the UK at present but when you get this I need to know if my 1959 Daisy is elegible since it pokes the BB out with a rod?
Yes I got it from new thanks to an aunt in Canada, Christmas 1960 when I was 11.
Is there a "Doddering old fart" smiley?
What about the old Red White & Blue Webley Target?

Target Bunny

[Jim McArthur]

Jim
I think you are still in the UK at present but when you get this I need to know if my 1959 Daisy is elegible since it pokes the BB out with a rod?
Yes I got it from new thanks to an aunt in Canada, Christmas 1960 when I was 11.
Is there a "Doddering old fart" smiley?
What about the old Red White & Blue Webley Target?

Target Bunny

It's eligible, Jim, IF this particular MODEL went out of production during or earlier than 1986 (see post # 41 for complete rule).

The reason for the "out of production" criteria is partly because with air guns it's often difficult to determine what year the particular gun you're holding in your hand was manufactured.

Also partly because it's debatable whether anything still in production really is "vintage".

Cheers!

Jim