By keeping the the hundred year old design at north arm, after going full electronic, we were able to to keep shooting after some of the components were pinched. After changing the weights, we could still use paper targets behind the mantlet and keep shooting until the new parts turned up 8 weeks la...

Um, I don't know how on my phone. But both Matt and Keith commented on how they both had one come through their shops with broken locking lugs on the bolt. That's enough for me.
Scott.

Never mind, I just found an old thread on the same subject. Matt and Keith answered the question for me already on it.
Scott.

Can anyone fill me in on the jongmans actions please. I came across one this morning and and it's got me thinking, but I don't know anything about them.
Thanks
Scott.

DannyS wrote:Two rifles, 4 x 308 barrels, all shooting berger 155.5s, 1 seating die on 1 setting used for all barrels, jumping anywhere from 20 to 60 thou. Can’t see any difference in accuracy.

Does that mean that they are all crap?
Just kidding.
Scott.

Wow.
Scott.

Yep, good advice from Mr Smith. Even if you can't get others to join in, practice wind and mirage calls yourself. I taught myself by shooting center of target and making a call as to where I thought it hit the target according to conditions for that shot. Once the target came back up, you'll have yo...

...The extra cost would have to be coming from your state association as that would be the only variance from what we pay in Queensland. I suspect that Queensland subs would be heavily subsidised by the Association's unique income source, namely the Belmont spoil disposal business. Good on them, bu...

Wow. No wonder you guys are having trouble getting new members. It really doesn't matter what class we introduce if we have to break the bank just to become members.
The extra cost would have to be coming from your state association as that would be the only variance from what we pay in Queensland.

Wholly shit, where are you paying $450 a year for membership fees. It costs me about $180 this year, and that was with the NRAA price rise. There is a cheaper option which we offer to new members that have no interest in opm. It's field and rimfire, which gives them club and association membership a...

Hi Graham, I've got a savage model 12 fvss in 223 with a 1:9 x 26" barrel. All factory. I'm running 24.8 grn of 2206h behind 70 grn vld. I switched over to 06h from 2208 because with the shorter barrel I don't beleive it was burning all the powder properly. My thoughts for this is because the b...

Call it what you want, Mike. But I can guarantee that north arm are not the only range that won't allow camouflage clothing. Scott. Scott, thanks for not answering the 2 specific questions. Mick. That's correct, I didn't answer either question because this isn't the thread for that. But I'm not tal...

Trevor Rhodes wrote:Good!..... we have all had our say, now put it in a email and don't let George have a break over Xmas as he should be swamped with replies and hope that the NRAA are in favour with the results of George's end review of new class.

Done. Hopefully he likes to read.
Scott.

Again genuine question: How does it impair safety? After near on 28 years in the Army - I have to call that as BS. Call it what you want, Mike. But I can guarantee that north arm are not the only range that won't allow camouflage clothing. Scott. Scott, thanks for not answering the 2 specific quest...

It's primarily a saftey thing. It's also part of our standing range rules. Scott. Again genuine question: How does it impair safety? After near on 28 years in the Army - I have to call that as BS. Call it what you want, Mike. But I can guarantee that north arm are not the only range that won't allo...