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    Some overseas visitors

    Just back from the range with brother-in-law, his son and his son's girlfriend. They're over here from 'the rock' (American Samoa) for summer holidays and to organise a study visa for 'the island' (Hawaii). Being born here they have to come home to the embassy here to organise it. The two lads have shot before as brother-in-law had a firearms license, but it has been quite a while. The girlfriend was objecting to having to fill in the ticket to shoot with the excuse "But I've never shot a gun before." Like that was going to get her out of having a go?

    So I got them all to start on the 22lr at 75m, then progressed them to 100m with the 243, then finished them off on the 7mm Rem Mag at 100m. Well, anyone want to hazard a guess at who shot the best?
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    If she listened to you then the chick would have GM.. I know you teach them well.
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    Lemme see ........... Who could that be

    Maybe the one with matching chromosomes.

    The one who's never shot a rifle before and maybe listened more carefully to the instructions.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    If she listened to you then the chick would have GM.. I know you teach them well.
    Yes Rushy. She even managed to get under 1 MOA with the 7mm RM while my nephew was about 4 MOA. I suspect he was closing his eyes and he'd be about 3x TR's weight.

    I should teach myself to shoot. Oh, ... wait, ... I did.
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    ha ha been to the "rock" one or 73 times over the last 17 years. Not bad once you get the hang of how things work over there
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    ha ha been to the "rock" one or 73 times over the last 17 years. Not bad once you get the hang of how things work over there
    The B-I-L is chief sparky at a canning factory. Been living there getting towards 10 years now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    The B-I-L is chief sparky at a canning factory. Been living there getting towards 10 years now.
    "Chicken of the Sea" (Samoa Packing) or Starkist??
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    Starkist.
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