Thread: Long Distance Shooting In Europe

When I was in Brugge back in May, we were having a meal in a restaurant and a Belgian chap homed in on my NZ Service Rifle polo shirt (happened a few times...) and introduced himself. Frank was in to service shooting and long distance stuff. We swapped book face details and, as a result, I'm now getting feeds of all sorts of interesting shoots etc over there.

Check out the Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/6349...67216/?fref=nf a recent post by Knut-Eric Rognes has some neat photos from a range in Norway where they look to be shooting off a rock platform. They have some nice gear, and at least one rock-hottie.

Possibly @Norway knows that place.

I have to agree with shooting tops being a help overseas. All but one of my shooting experiences in the last six months have come about from conversations that only started because of my Wellington service rifle association top.

Nope can't see the booky face link as I'm not a member. It gonna stay that way for me as well so you will just have to tell me when we next catch up.

how the f...k do you use facebook!

I have an account, I've clicked on the link, I've logged in and it takes me to that site which has a pretty picture of a range, but what then! I'm tired of looking at that picture, when do I find some words to read?

Probably need to join the group mate.

It's a closed group so you have to join the group. This is a good thing so that when you post in a closed group only others in the group know you did so

Have to admit that I don't know all the intricacies of face blog. I didn't join the group, but I think I see it because Frank is a member and we're now friends. Or maybe he joined me somehow... Dunno.

He must have added you to the group,it's set so that anyone can