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Thread: 2020 North Island Big(ish) Bore

  1. 24-10-2020, 09:48 PM #76
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    Very pleasant day in the sunshine at Brads, many thanks for the venue and to Ebf for running a relaxing shoot. Hi light of the day was beating @Rushy by 1 point!! I now have him a @Woody notched on my belt!! There’s some great guys on this forum and I met a few more today. Some nice toys turned out and there’ll be some sore shoulders tonight!! See you next year.
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  3. 24-10-2020, 10:05 PM #77
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    Yaol coot. Herewith a challenge @Maca49 at Te puke Hunter Class shoot
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  4. 24-10-2020, 10:15 PM #78
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    Quote Originally Posted by Woody View Post
    Yaol coot. Herewith a challenge @Maca49 at Te puke Hunter Class shoot
    No second chances, winding ones scope the wrong way, hahahaha
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  5. 25-10-2020, 06:37 AM #79
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    Or as in my case not setting your sights at all till half way through the second stage. Excellent shoot, hopefully someone has a photo of the most difficult to understand rainbow nation balloon stage��
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    The one photo I took.

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    Also, a massive thank you to @BRADS for sharing your beautiful part of the world with us.

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  8. 25-10-2020, 08:39 AM #82
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    We should get better at recording these things, a photo of John and Terry with those doubles should have been mandatory. Guess there's always next year
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    Fun day, tx for making it easy to run the event guys. And a huge thank you to @BRADS and Mel for their hospitality, @Rushy for his BBQing efforts, and John L for sharing RO duties.

    It is interesting to see how the shoot is evolving. The time limits on 2 of the stages definitely make it more interesting, and couple guys got smart and brought double rifles for the lion stage this year.

    Pretty close affair in scope class, we had to have 2 rounds of offhand shooting at the 200m plate to decide the winner.

    And @JohnM, his bus and Mrs will definitely be invited back ! The steady supply of homemade shortbread and fresh pikelets that kept appearing in the woolshed last night was fantastic
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    Looks like a hell of a lot of fun...


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    I've stopped for breakfast on my way home and I'm not sure I'll ever get started again...

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    Was a great event thanks to Brads and Mel for the Venue and ebf for the event. Jeez old Maca can spin a yarn. You can’t shut the bugger up. Ha ha ha ha. Maca I hear that there is a 416 Rigby up for sale. You should add it to your collection.
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  13. 25-10-2020, 03:15 PM #87
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmwsm View Post
    Another great day and evening, thanks everyone involved.
    Although I feel my days of burning small loads of powder may be numbered at this event if some of the "beer talk" is anything to go by.
    Perhaps if anyone has a big bore (.415 and under) for sale I may be interested.
    How many ya after?
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    @7mmwsm, as long as I am measuring bore rather than muzzle energy your rifle will easily qualify. Marty's gun sounded suspiciously like a mouse fart, so he might have some problems at scrutineering next year...
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    I'll play you a recording of a 105 howitzer at scrutineering that should get me through ok��
    I have also written myself a reminder to check the sight setting BEFORE finishing the second stage, preferably before starting the first. It does make a difference.
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    I got a couple of pics in amongst all the laughs
    Thanks all great weekend


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