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Thread: This sunday Fort AGC (Wrexham) Grand prix HFT Rd 1

  1. #16
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    Hi Paul,
    Unfortunately I'll be missing this one.

    We'll try and get more organised in future and look towards car sharing.

    Good luck with the shoot

    ATB
    Ray.

  2. #17
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    Newbie to HFT!

    Can't make it this week but will pop down ASAP!

    I grew up around that area?

    Good Luck everyone, Catch up soon.

    Justin.
    HW80 Venom Lazaglide .20 = Rapid 7 MK1 .20 = Original Model 45 .177 = CZ452 American .17HMR = Mossberg 410 = GECO 12 Bore

  3. #18
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    Some excellent scores considering the weather, well done to mike and R Jefferies for joint winning todays open class with a 55 each and to Colin Wilkinson for a 54 with a springer Cool and for a great first time score Mark Roberts (coolkram) 43

    Also thanks to all that helped bring in the course afterwards it is greatly appreciated and to Steve Futcher for donating a new club rifle and a back pack for a prize at the end of the season cheers mate

    Right scores

    Juniors

    Jordan Houlston 36
    Todd Jefferies 35
    Bethany c 11

    .22

    Damion Pacey 48
    Paul Jones 39

    Recoiling

    Colin Wilkinson (Pat Skires)54
    Paul Bretland (Ferrets Bueller) 47
    Steve Futcher 45
    Kelvin Maggs (Rapidbull) 45
    Brian Lewis (beesl999) 45
    Ciaran S (beanbag) 33


    Open class

    Mike Turner (mikeygasbag) 55
    R Jefferies 55
    Andy Jones (andy J) 54
    Dave wilson 52
    William Jefferies 51
    Derek Whittingham (degsey) 48
    Ian Bloxham 48
    Bill Beamish (Assasin1) 48
    Mark dixon 46
    Colin Mccraken 43
    Mark Roberts(coolkram) 43
    Ian mcgrail 42

    Overall Fort GP Handicap Leader board Rd 1

    +5pts for .22, Junior (J) and recoiling (R)

    Colin Wilkinson (Pat Skires) 59 R
    Mike Turner (mikeygasbag) 55 O
    R Jefferies 55 O
    Andy Jones (andy J) 54 O
    Damion Pacey 53 .22
    Paul Bretland (Ferrets Bueller) 52 R
    Dave wilson 52 O
    William Jefferies 51 O
    Steve Futcher 50 R
    Kelvin Maggs (Rapidbull) 50 R
    Brian Lewis (beesl999) 50 R
    Derek Whittingham (degsey) 48 O
    Ian Bloxham 48 O
    Bill Beamish (Assasin1) 48 O
    Mark dixon 46 O
    Paul Jones 44 .22
    Colin Mccraken 43 O
    Mark Roberts(coolkram) 43 O
    Ian mcgrail 42 O
    Jordan Houlston 41 J
    Todd Jefferies 40 J
    Ciaran S (beanbag) 38 R
    Bethany c 16 J
    Last edited by Ferrets Bueller; 17-05-2009 at 08:59 PM.

  4. #19
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    Thanks Paul for putting the scores up.

    This was probably the best HFT shoot I've been to ... it just about had everything.

    The Fort lads put on good courses ... this one had everything ...

    Uphill shots
    Downhill shots
    Long ones
    Short ones
    Reducers
    A shot through a hole in a tree trunk
    Woodland shots
    Meadow shots
    A target in dark shadow hidden in bushes
    Wind
    Driving rain
    and warm sunshine

    It was also lovely to see Andy coaching a very young girl shooter on the plinking range ... and then Drew helping her out on the course.

    Throw in that this shoot is set in a really picturesque setting and the views are beautiful then this really is a great place for HFT. Oh ... and the farmhouse does cooked breakfasts after the shoot.

    If you haven't been to Fort yet ... then get along and support this club ... you will definitely enjoy your shoot.

    ... and yup it was also nice to see loads of guys mucking in and getting the targets in after the shoot.

    Well done Fort lads ... another top effort.

    Boz

  5. #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by bozzer View Post
    Thanks Paul for putting the scores up.

    This was probably the best HFT shoot I've been to ... it just about had everything.

    The Fort lads put on good courses ... this one had everything ...

    Uphill shots
    Downhill shots
    Long ones
    Short ones
    Reducers
    A shot through a hole in a tree trunk
    Woodland shots
    Meadow shots
    A target in dark shadow hidden in bushes
    Wind
    Driving rain
    and warm sunshine

    It was also lovely to see Andy coaching a very young girl shooter on the plinking range ... and then Drew helping her out on the course.

    Throw in that this shoot is set in a really picturesque setting and the views are beautiful then this really is a great place for HFT. Oh ... and the farmhouse does cooked breakfasts after the shoot.

    If you haven't been to Fort yet ... then get along and support this club ... you will definitely enjoy your shoot.

    ... and yup it was also nice to see loads of guys mucking in and getting the targets in after the shoot.

    Well done Fort lads ... another top effort.

    Boz
    Cheers Bozzer, nice to know you enjoyed our course Hope to see you at the rest of the shoots (dont feel like you have to score so well every time).

    We had alot of stoppages due to stupid things, most were caused by the fishing connectors on the reset strings getting caught on the plate of the target (which wont happen again) and the two targets that were pulled due to the rain weighing branches down and covering targets. You live and learn though

    It was nice to see a good turn out of springer shooters in a sport dominated by PCP's and some good scores were put in too, good effort guys. Hats off to mikey 55 and Colin for scoring so high in that rain and wind, a 54 with a springer in that weather is a cracking score. The rain was that bad my "waterproofs" were soaked through by lane 5 and i had to completely strip my HW77 when i got home to remove all the water that had travelled down the comp tube even reaching the spring, It was almost mezmerising watching the plume of water travel up and down with the compression tube whilst cocking the gun

    Lets hope that the GP see's better weather next time and that we can keep the courses interesting

  6. #21
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    Oooer

    I took mine out of stock and oiled action and stock but didn't strip it down. Mine too was swooshing water as Comp tube moved backwards and forwards.


    See you soon fella

    Boz
    Last edited by bozzer; 18-05-2009 at 11:18 AM.

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