Horsham Hawks Winter Hunter Series - Round Four - Finals - Sunday 22nd February 2015

[pjacobs]

Horsham Hawks Winter Hunter Series 2014/15

The fourth and final round of the Horsham Hawks Winter Hunter Series for 2014/15 will be held on Sunday, 22nd February 2015. It will be open to all safe shooters with sub 12ft/lb air rifles. This promises, once again, to be an interesting and challenging round - though, hopefully, not too challenging!

The results so far can be found at http://hawks-club.wix.com/horsham-hawks-hft#!blank/c7xx There's not a lot of room at the top and several shooters could win it.

Gates will open at 8.30am with ‘booking in’ commencing at 9.00am. The shoot will start at 10.00am after a safety briefing scheduled for 9.45am. You must be at the safety briefing if you intend to shoot.

Guests £7.00;
Members and juniors £4.00.

As many cars as possible will be accommodated in the wood. Some may have to be parked further along the road. Should this occur, a marshal will be on hand to assist with directions.

Tea and coffee will be available but there will be no burger van on this occasion. It may be best to arrange your own breakfast before coming to the event.

This will be the final of a total of four rounds, with the best three scores counting towards the final positions. Trophies will be awarded at the end of this shoot. They will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd in ‘open’; 1st, 2nd and 3rd in ‘recoiling/.22’, 1st in ‘ladies’ (providing there are at least two shooting in at least two rounds of the competition) and 1st in juniors (providing there are at least two shooting in at least two rounds of the competition).

Please note that this is a ‘Hunter Series’ shoot. There will be 15 targets shot from 30 pegs (i.e. 2 pegs per target). Whilst UKAHFT range format rules have been applied loosely, it should be borne in mind that there will be occasions when they have not. For instance, there will be no positional shots (but you may have to stand, kneel or scramble around a little to see the target) and target distances will not be determined by kill zone size. Most targets will be between 8 and 45 yards but some will not. Hopefully, there will be nothing too silly. Safety considerations remain of paramount importance.

It may be muddy, so please come equipped to get down and dirty.

See you there …

Phil

[si7777777]

Hurry up Sunday!!!

[pjacobs]

Hurry up Sunday!!!

Who's she? Or perhaps it's a 'he'?
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pj

[si7777777]

Its lucky your shootings better than your jokes

Weathers looking OK

Si

[Charles44]

Many thanks to the Horsham team for laying on another cracking series - lucky with the weather this year as well!

[pjacobs]

Many thanks to the Horsham team for laying on another cracking series - lucky with the weather this year as well!

Thanks Charles,

Always a pleasure. Same time next year?

ATB,

Phil