Reply With QuoteTop shooting Jon, 55 in this wind is outstanding.
Bob
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A very challenging mornings shooting especially with the wind playing a big part, not least in making it necessary to watch out for trees and branches falling. The course was also affected by branches and trees that had fallen across the firing lines and presenting some natural obstacles.
Best shot on the day was Jon Newton-May with an impressive 55 so congratulations to him. Even with my pathetic score I still enjoyed myself and hope everybody else did as well. More importantly the HFT Gods are still looking after us and it didn’t rain until we were finished shooting, packed up and driving off the site.
Jon Newton-May 55
Simon Humphries 51
Kevin Wickson 51
S Whitick 51
Darren Purnell 50
Gary Channing 50
Steve West 47
Paul Bradford 46
Steve Britland 46
Natalie Roy 42
Terry Evans 41
Barry Wade 41
Colin Muggeridge 40
John Goldthorpe 39
Saskia Mahoney (J) 37
Obviously the 60 point challenge wasn’t won so the £150 pots still up for grabs and the charity fund now stands at £12.
Always make the best of things, it can only get worse if you don't.
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Top shooting Jon, 55 in this wind is outstanding.
Bob
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Well that was a challenge, thanks Terry and the HRPC crew for another good shoot.
Till next time 👍🏻
Cheers EDBOC
East Sussex - HFT Shooter
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It was luck Bob. He had his eyes closed most of the timeOriginally Posted by Bob P
“To be sure of hitting the target, shoot first, and call whatever you hit the target”
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RumbledIt was luck Bob. He had his eyes closed most of the time
Cheers EDBOC
East Sussex - HFT Shooter
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Superb shooting Jon
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