New airgun & archery club moreton in marsh gloc.

[popbang]

Hello

I am new here and based in Banbury. I am looking for a Club that would allow a range of Air disciplines as well as HFT - I have tried it but am keen to get more experience befor dibing in to a full HFT Club.

Is this Club referred to stil a potential entity ?

If not - I would welcome any recomedations as to where to look for what I am after.

I dont mind travelling a while for the right place. Likewise - any experiences of local ranges would be useful.

Have only just moved to the area and am essentially a Townie - that is looking to grow and develop in this field of the sport.

Many thanks in advance
Dave

[RobF]

Hello

I am new here and based in Banbury. I am looking for a Club that would allow a range of Air disciplines as well as HFT - I have tried it but am keen to get more experience befor dibing in to a full HFT Club.

Is this Club referred to stil a potential entity ?

If not - I would welcome any recomedations as to where to look for what I am after.

I dont mind travelling a while for the right place. Likewise - any experiences of local ranges would be useful.

Have only just moved to the area and am essentially a Townie - that is looking to grow and develop in this field of the sport.

Many thanks in advance
Dave

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[Steyr]

Yes its still in evolution.....

[Shed tuner]

I think a surprising number of airgun shooters are also into archery... however I do have one concern with this club of yours...

Bearing in mind your well known adversion to springers in favour of the latest and greatest techno PCPs, I'm thinking only compound archers with hybrid cams optical sights and carbon composite arrows will be welcomed with open arms ? Recurve shoots might just about be grudginly admitted with full olympic rigs, but any trad shooters will be hung drawn and quartered for even daring to approach the door !

[rapidresponse1]

any new club can only be good,good luck bud

[Steyr]

I think a surprising number of airgun shooters are also into archery... however I do have one concern with this club of yours...

Bearing in mind your well known adversion to springers in favour of the latest and greatest techno PCPs, I'm thinking only compound archers with hybrid cams optical sights and carbon composite arrows will be welcomed with open arms ? Recurve shoots might just about be grudginly admitted with full olympic rigs, but any trad shooters will be hung drawn and quartered for even daring to approach the door !

I was ac5ually a master bowman with an oympic recurve. I find compounds too easy to shoot but as I now have a serious shoulder injury, a compoind may be the way I would go if I went back to archery. However, I am more likely to instruct than shoot. Again the venue is driving this and I will expand later.

My dislike of springers is a.personal.thing. I have no issue.with others wanting to.shoot them. They just aren't for.me nor do I understand why people like them. Nor do I subscribe to you have to learn to shoot on springers.

The only thing I am thinking atm is the rifles need to be moderated for a variety of reasons pretty much driven by the gorgeous venue.... but thats work in progress.

If people think a.springer has recoil then they want to.try a recurve bow...... then you might actually learn what recoul is.... ir a centre fire but speingers and gas rams are just nasty lol.

Yes. I am a PCP man bu choice but all equipment be welcome. I am a shooter first and a PCP.man 2nd.

As my rifles are an HW100 and a Rapid 7, I dont think my current equipment is high tech. I wouldnt buy the new Delta Wolf. An impact or a Leishy 2 might be considered but they would be pest control tools in FAC as opposed sub 12 pleasure or HFT guns.

[Shed tuner]

yeah, I really like recurves too... Compounds are awesome tools, but it just doesn't feel "right". I did compromise for a while and shoot compound off the fingers, but then both camps hated me