Thread: hi there

I am going to spend some time at the handloaders range with it, not expecting issues getting it sighted. Currently I am still waiting for parts to complete the build and will get it cerakoted.
Waiting for december because by then I will have completed the build, sighted it, familiarized myself with it, and will have a few weekends available to go outdoors.
Good point about looking for wallabies, I will most certainly start doing that. Fully expecting to keep learning the falling-on-my-arse, I'm sure.

Originally Posted by Steelisreal

Have you been able to spend much time on the range getting your rifle sorted? And perhaps more importantly getting you completely familiar and competent with your new rifle from both a safety and accuracy point of view? Have you joined the Deerstalkers or Handloaders Club for range access?

Any particular reason you have to wait until December or January to go hunting?

My hunting buddy and I have spent quite a few hours walking DOC land looking for wallabies. It gives you more opportunities at shots in the field, often from less than ideal positions. It has been very useful - we've both got better at moving around broken uneven terrain. I think we've also managed to complete a wide variety of the possible ways to fall on your arse (knees, hips, etc).

Give it a go. At worst you spend a nice day in the hills. At best you might see a pig or deer that you end up tipping over ��