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Thread: Toby Memorial Shoot 2018

  1. 06-11-2018, 07:31 AM #436
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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
    Bring your own Cup and cutlery if you can guys . Ive got plates covered .
    Fingers and bottles it is then.
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    Finally got some nice weather after work, chrono of load done (factory as I'm a lazy git....) sighted in at 50m since its all I can do. Time to start filling a bag with bits and pieces
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    Can I just remind everyone, bring ear protection! Even if youre just a spectator or bringing spectators, both previous years theres been multiple people turn up without any ear pro. You may be happy shooting your 308 with a suppresor in a hunting situation with no ear pro but there will be sustained fire, there will be muzzle brakes, there will be manly calibres like 270, it will be noisy.
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    @Harryg this may have been touched on but I'm fecked if I remember, what are the track & driving conditions like to get to the shooting spot? Is a 4wd recommended?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mathias View Post
    @Harryg this may have been touched on but I'm fecked if I remember, what are the track & driving conditions like to get to the shooting spot? Is a 4wd recommended?
    In my opinion the track should be good for 2wd as long as we don't get to much rain beforehand
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    Is it a dog friendly spot @harrg or not worth the trouble
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    Quote Originally Posted by PerazziSC3 View Post
    Is it a dog friendly spot @harrg or not worth the trouble
    +1 @Harryg thinking not as mine will think ww3 has been declared on a marauding horde of possums
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst View Post
    Can I just remind everyone, bring ear protection! Even if youre just a spectator or bringing spectators, both previous years theres been multiple people turn up without any ear pro. You may be happy shooting your 308 with a suppresor in a hunting situation with no ear pro but there will be sustained fire, there will be muzzle brakes, there will be manly calibres like 270, it will be noisy.
    There will even be some grown up calibres Ryan. As well as hearing protection, safety glasses is not silly idea either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harryg View Post
    In my opinion the track should be good for 2wd as long as we don't get to much rain beforehand
    Righto, I'll bring the 4wd hack as I've got an ezi up for shade etc for the mound. Be able to cart some other shit too up the track if need be.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harryg View Post
    In my opinion the track should be good for 2wd as long as we don't get to much rain beforehand
    I'm sure there will be a few of us with a decent tow rope for those lacking 4wd that have any problems
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    Quote Originally Posted by PerazziSC3 View Post
    Is it a dog friendly spot @harrg or not worth the trouble
    Some farmer has kindly let us use his land,
    The best thing to help him out is leave ya dog at home.

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