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    HFT recoiling class

    are gas ram rifles allowed in the HFT recoiling class ? or is it just for springers ?

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    Think it's just springers mate
    (could be wrong tho :-))

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    Rules state Recoiling Class ...... All recoiling rifles whatever calibre

    So if it recoils its ok

    But as i know nothing about springers best get somebody who does answer

    Pete

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    ah just been educated by my spotty house guest. Rammer and Springer are recoiling - things like TXSR and Whiscomes don't recoil. Either way heathen technology.
    Ditch it and get a PCP

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    thanks guys
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    I think, when you top boys have the gathering......you should all use springers.
    now, i'd think that would be interesting, and so would you, i would imagine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by andy_scouser
    I think, when you top boys have the gathering......you should all use springers.
    now, i'd think that would be interesting, and so would you, i would imagine.
    No it wouldn't.

    As perhaps some people don't enjoy shooting springers, i know i don't same as i don't like shooting pistols.

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    Taking an idea from the formula proposed by AG or AGW a few years ago, would it make the team competition more interesting if one of the five scores for each team had to be with a springer? It might help build up the springer class too.

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    Just started to learn how to use a Theoben gas ram, and it's not as bad as i first thought , I must say if i do dreadful at this years 3 HFT events i have entered for in PcP, i might just give it a go.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snapshot
    Taking an idea from the formula proposed by AG or AGW a few years ago, would it make the team competition more interesting if one of the five scores for each team had to be with a springer? It might help build up the springer class too.

    Jonathan
    Don't forget some clubs don't have anyone that shoots springers.

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    after your answer to my original question, Pete,should'nt they be referred to as "recoilers", not springers ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by airgundog
    after your answer to my original question, Pete,should'nt they be referred to as "recoilers", not springers ?
    It is called the 'recoiling' class as you originally noted. We call 'em all springers as it's a nicer word than recoilers and we also tend to be old fashioned about these things.

    Pete, point taken although I suspect that's choice for HFT rather than not shooting springers at all.

    Jonathan

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    Is there a .177 & .22 recoiling class in HFT, or is it one class for all recoiling guns.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Pie Man
    Is there a .177 & .22 recoiling class in HFT, or is it one class for all recoiling guns.

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    Taken straight from the UKAHFT Site Harv.

    Juniors ...... Aged between 9 and 14 (no persons under 9 years of age will be permitted to shoot or enter any of the shooting areas)
    Open Class ..... PCP rifles and semi recoiling rifles of .177 or .20 calibre
    22 Class .... PCP rifles and semi recoiling rifles of .22 or .25 calibre
    Recoiling Class ...... All recoiling rifles whatever calibre



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    Originally posted by Gary C
    Either way heathen technology


    Only to the uninitiated Gary, only to the uninitiated

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