Post by Who? on Mar 16, 2023 11:40:28 GMT
Nerdy:
Heard some good reports about H&N Baracuda FT pellets. In my barrels: better than some batches of JSB Exacts, but not as good as batch 51110018-1. Which is pretty much the norm.
No prisoners:
Should we lay out one of the Waulkmill courses to make it as hard as possible to score 'hits' within the rules for the UKAL comps? minimum 'hit' zone, minimum faceplate around 'hit' zone, have to 'come up' the peg to see hit zone... anymore strategies?
Controversial:
Task DRA to clean up Denwood facilities.
Every member must be involved in the organisation/running/reporting of at least one competition a year.
Tongue in cheek:
Members to make a tea/coffee for any Committee member whenever they demand it. Conversely Committee members to give out chocolate from their own supply whenever asked.
Ban one-eyed shooting - both eyes must be open
50p fine for each week a member doesn't shoot (unless they are working, on holiday or ill). 50p bonus for each attendance over 52/year.
Nonsense:
Only one piece of shooting paraphernalia can be carried at a time - to avoid overloaded bags, bags count a one piece. Guns have to be carried in bags!
To incentivise younger shooters, nobody can shoot a gun manufactured within 30 years of their own birth.
Once a month, to simulate night shooting, scope lens caps cannot be removed, although illuminated reticles can be turned on. Open sights can be used with welding goggles.
Heard some good reports about H&N Baracuda FT pellets. In my barrels: better than some batches of JSB Exacts, but not as good as batch 51110018-1. Which is pretty much the norm.
No prisoners:
Should we lay out one of the Waulkmill courses to make it as hard as possible to score 'hits' within the rules for the UKAL comps? minimum 'hit' zone, minimum faceplate around 'hit' zone, have to 'come up' the peg to see hit zone... anymore strategies?
Controversial:
Task DRA to clean up Denwood facilities.
Every member must be involved in the organisation/running/reporting of at least one competition a year.
Tongue in cheek:
Members to make a tea/coffee for any Committee member whenever they demand it. Conversely Committee members to give out chocolate from their own supply whenever asked.
Ban one-eyed shooting - both eyes must be open
50p fine for each week a member doesn't shoot (unless they are working, on holiday or ill). 50p bonus for each attendance over 52/year.
Nonsense:
Only one piece of shooting paraphernalia can be carried at a time - to avoid overloaded bags, bags count a one piece. Guns have to be carried in bags!
To incentivise younger shooters, nobody can shoot a gun manufactured within 30 years of their own birth.
Once a month, to simulate night shooting, scope lens caps cannot be removed, although illuminated reticles can be turned on. Open sights can be used with welding goggles.
