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Thread: Sussex interclub round 3 - 29th April 2012

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackscale View Post
    Woopee!
    Looks like no rain but some blowy stuff!
    If it's as bad as it's been the last couple of days, mildots & the like won't be needed, it will be hard to see the target in the corner of the scope

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mog View Post
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    I can't see many


    Thats because you are a calorie gorged twat whose cheeks come jowls have grown upward obscuring your Oakie eye.

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    Quote Originally Posted by simmmo View Post
    Thats because you are a calorie gorged twat whose cheeks come jowls have grown upward obscuring your Oakie eye.

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    What is that thing on the back of your neck simmmmy?.....
    Oh sorry just a bit of fluff on your fringe...

    Sounds pretty nasty out there!

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    No sign of this getting cancelled yet?

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    Nope, we decided to take a chance so we are stuck now I'm afraid , people have booked time off work that do shifts so to awkward to move it around..
    Trust me I'd prefer it to be cancelled looking outside tonight
    Best get there early I suppose in case I need to crack out the chainsaw ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve L View Post
    Nope, we decided to take a chance so we are stuck now I'm afraid , people have booked time off work that do shifts so to awkward to move it around..
    Trust me I'd prefer it to be cancelled looking outside tonight
    Best get there early I suppose in case I need to crack out the chainsaw ...

    A chainsaw out of your crack? a good trick if you can do it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve L View Post
    Nope, we decided to take a chance so we are stuck now I'm afraid , people have booked time off work that do shifts so to awkward to move it around..
    Trust me I'd prefer it to be cancelled looking outside tonight
    Best get there early I suppose in case I need to crack out the chainsaw ...
    .... only teasing. Just another aspect of the SiHFT that makes it all the more entertaining.

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    Absolutely and totally peed off!

    I have coja...conjuci....an eye infection and unlike Simmmy i can't hardly see and will be missing it!!

    I have been waiting all week for this...no two weeks, no comp last week!

    Can't believe it...Bum!

    Goodluck to all my Oakies..Stick it to them! XX

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    Thumbs up Horsham Rd 3 Navy Seal Try Outs...

    Well,what can I say,a cracking course Derek and the guys set for us today ,shame the wind and rain spoiled it , a little bit anyway....Thanks to Nigel for the company,my score could have been better but I hear a lot of the 'Top' shooters got similar so maybe I should not beat myself up over it.... Looking forward to Rd 4 already......
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    mmmmm that was wet,windy and horrible,shot like a twat "again"

    Thanks to Kim for his company and listening to my missed shot,kicking gun bag, swearing,cursing god,retort.

    Nice burger van by the way,hot,good food,quick service and good value,can they do all the venues.

    Richard,I shall have my butler pick up the jacket when we next meet. (unless you are still in that field)

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    Thank you, Horshamites. What a fun morning. I am certain that the Swallows FTC Monsoon Shoot was significantly wetter ... but you surely outdelivered us in the mud stakes.

    My best shots were certainly the free stander and the finger at peg 30. For the latter I had virtually no sight of either the target nor my crosshairs - all down to some serious fog on both scope eyepiece and specs.

    My worst shots were OK, just a shame there were far too many of them

    I'll get round to sorting out the results a.s.a.p, which will be posted on their own thread.

    In the meantime if Derek / Steve / any other Hawkeye is able to check in the dim interior of your club house I am very sure you'll spot my precious shooting glove. It's a medium size black and white Gehman (sic). No doubt it will still be soggy, but be ever so grateful if you would let me know you've found it and able to bring down to Swallows for Round 4.

    Ta

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    A post of thank yous

    Thank you to Horsham for a splendid shoot, great course and I loved it despite the weather.

    Thanks to John for the loan of the jacket - that saved my day I can tell you. How do you want me to clean it - it says don't use biological washing powder on the label, what is the secret of its cleansing?

    Thanks to everyone who pushed and pulled the turquoise crate out of the mud after I got stuck within mere seconds of arriving

    This series is great! I love it
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    Quote Originally Posted by biggles View Post
    Thank you, Horshamites. What a fun morning. I am certain that the Swallows FTC Monsoon Shoot was significantly wetter ... but you surely outdelivered us in the mud stakes.

    My best shots were certainly the free stander and the finger at peg 30. For the latter I had virtually no sight of either the target nor my crosshairs - all down to some serious fog on both scope eyepiece and specs.

    My worst shots were OK, just a shame there were far too many of them

    I'll get round to sorting out the results a.s.a.p, which will be posted on their own thread.

    In the meantime if Derek / Steve / any other Hawkeye is able to check in the dim interior of your club house I am very sure you'll spot my precious shooting glove. It's a medium size black and white Gehman (sic). No doubt it will still be soggy, but be ever so grateful if you would let me know you've found it and able to bring down to Swallows for Round 4.

    Ta

    Biggles
    Got it in the mud hut Mike and will bring it along next time
    Thanks to thoughts brave soles that turned up today.
    That really stufft up the teem scores didn't it
    Congratulations to Steve and eric on the top scores for the day.

    Now I am off for a lie down...

    Derek

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    Thank you Horsham, this was my first SIHFT event at your club and my first shoot in a swamp

    Great course and well organised !!!

    I too agree with Bunny Bopper the Burger Van was fantastic....Book them everytime!

    See you all at the Swallows

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