If you would like a copy of Norways DVD please send me a PM, Email or reply on this thread.
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If you would like a copy of Norways DVD please send me a PM, Email or reply on this thread.
How much? Or is it hush hush as it's discounted for members?
Yes please Greg.
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Yes please for 1.
Yes I would thanks Greg
Yes please, 1 copy for me. :thumbsup:
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Originally Posted by Nibblet
Here is Norways post on pricing
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Originally Posted by Norway
Yes please Greg.
yes plse
PM sent
x1 for me pls
Yep
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me too please
Yep
Ill take one.
Cheers
Dino
Yep I'll have one too, thanks Greg.
I will have one thanks mate
what is this DVD
i will take one to
http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.n...-feature-8601/Quote:
Originally Posted by Bavarian_Hunter
Id be keen cheers
Hi Greg,
I Would love a copy.
Yes please
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yes please
Put me down for one too thanks Greg
Yep, I'll take one please
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Yes please. Let me know how and when to pay you and I'll sort it asap.
Kim
yes please
Yes please
YUS!
Thanks for the confidence guys. I expect press clippings to appear from at least Denmark and Sweden in February, likely from Finland and Norway as well. I'll send them to Greg when they arrives. At least customer feedback have been fantastic so far (but they also understand the language, without needing subtitles)
Noway sent this to me earlier today.
I can't read it, I'm only semi fluent in "Kiwi" :yaeh am not durnk:
The first press clippings
ISSUU - Magasin Min Jakt #-13 by Södra Lid AB
Page 20-21.
It is downloadable, not sure if is "Google-translate"-able.
Basically it is very good. What is commented is:
Ordinary hunters equipment. Very detailed in the basics. No equipment masturbation, but relevant & practical stuff.
"The film quality and contents was better than I thought possible as it really (and successfully!) tries to reach you the viewer, instead of being a show-off orgy for the maker's skill level. Even if you never shoot more than 100 meters you should still get this film."
Well done Norway :cool:
That psycho dog in the bear hunt article looks just my Akita, same teeth too :wtfsmilie:
Meanwhile, I can't wait for Norway's DVD to become available, wife's getting it for me as a late xmas prezzie. However late that may be.
I'll take one too please.
Yep.
Norway, is it going to be available online?
Yeap , I will take one as well,
Cheers Chris
OK, me too please KG :)
+1 please
This is the only english forum feedback I've seen (...as the english version isn't out yet)
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Re: The long range dvd
Postby Saugmann » Thu Jan 02, 2014 7:03 am
Kenneth wrote:
I just want to add that if you want a simple, no frills informative film without any attitude, this is the film.
It is also shot in beautiful scenery.
I bought the Norwegian/Swedish version and watched it between Christmas and New Year. I can wholeheartedly recommend it!
It's well made in terms of both content and visuals.
I used to shoot a bit of F-class and do plink at longer ranges, but I'm not a long range expert. However, in my quest for becoming a better rifleman I've read a lot of books and watched a few long range shooting DVDs from well respected authors (Snipers Hide 1& 2 and Magpul Dynamics to mention a few).
Watching the Thomas Haugland DVD is the first time I feel I have a complete set of tools to actually practice and develop my long range shooting skills. It's specific and gives you tips for trouble shooting.
Now I just need that blooming R8 so I can start putting the knowledge to practice.
All the best,
Christian
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I'll take one too please.
One for me as well please Greg.