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Thread: A casual saturday

  1. 03-08-2014, 12:04 AM #1
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    A casual saturday

    When the weather conditions arn't the best in the hillsName: Side Fire Shot.jpg Views: 726 Size: 205.6 KBName: TWO goats make ONE mean Goat curry.jpg Views: 538 Size: 585.9 KBName: Kaden From behind shooting.jpg Views: 495 Size: 993.7 KBName: Kaden From side shooting.jpg Views: 496 Size: 1,008.9 KBName: By Browning Scope.jpg Views: 715 Size: 740.8 KB

    A few photos of a saturday in the bay
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  3. 03-08-2014, 07:29 AM #2
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    Good stuff JoshChiv
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    So have you guys worked out what to allow for the Electrromagnetic effect the overhead high voltage lines have on your projectiles .Faradays right hand law states that if you wrap your right hand round a cable with your thumb pointing in the direction of current flow your fingers will indicate the direction of the circular Electromagnetic field generated .So assuming the current is flowing down range the field will be clockwise as you look downrange .Therefore if you are shooting off the left hand stand your projectiles will be pulled high and left ,If shooting off right hand stand they will be pushed low and right Its pissing down here and I have nothing better to do .Sad I know
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    Quote Originally Posted by Old Bastard View Post
    So have you guys worked out what to allow for the Electrromagnetic effect the overhead high voltage lines have on your projectiles .Faradays right hand law states that if you wrap your right hand round a cable with your thumb pointing in the direction of current flow your fingers will indicate the direction of the circular Electromagnetic field generated .So assuming the current is flowing down range the field will be clockwise as you look downrange .Therefore if you are shooting off the left hand stand your projectiles will be pulled high and left ,If shooting off right hand stand they will be pushed low and right Its pissing down here and I have nothing better to do .Sad I know
    I had thought about the effect of the power lines as well but then thought about a coper and lead projectile and arrived at nah as an answer!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Old Bastard View Post
    So have you guys worked out what to allow for the Electrromagnetic effect the overhead high voltage lines have on your projectiles .Faradays right hand law states that if you wrap your right hand round a cable with your thumb pointing in the direction of current flow your fingers will indicate the direction of the circular Electromagnetic field generated .So assuming the current is flowing down range the field will be clockwise as you look downrange .Therefore if you are shooting off the left hand stand your projectiles will be pulled high and left ,If shooting off right hand stand they will be pushed low and right Its pissing down here and I have nothing better to do .Sad I know
    When your using your 30/30 the bullet drops out of the barrel any way. So you better calc spin drift on those long shots over 50 metres.
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    Haha didn't think too much about the power lines but they would have no effect on the projectile itself
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    Hi JoshChiv,

    Where is the range you are shooting on in the Bay?

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    Where's the range mate?
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    hey this is the pistol shooting club range out behind Pan Pac. It's a 200m range as well which is great
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    Choice pics
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    Hi Joshchiv. Do you have to be a member of the pistol club to shoot there? Or is there someone to contact for permission? Cheers Jon
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    No you don't have to be a member, but it is a private range, you will have to get in contact with a person who works at panpac, as this is the way you get access to the range
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    Looks like a choice set up there JoshChiv.
    “For us hunting wasn’t a sport. It was a way to be intimate with nature, that intimacy providing us with wild unprocessed food free from pesticides and hormones and with the bonus of having been produced without the addition of great quantities of fossil fuel. . . . . . . . We lived close to the animals we ate. We knew their habits and that knowledge deepened our thanks to them and the land that made them.”
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    Cheers josh i know a few people out there so hopefully get to have a play
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoshChiv View Post
    No you don't have to be a member, but it is a private range, you will have to get in contact with a person who works at panpac, as this is the way you get access to the range
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