26 FS (A & B)
30 FO
31 FTR
NRAA Queens
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mike H
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Re: NRAA Queens
Numbers noted,can’t beat a coming World Championship to flush out the shooters,I hope it is warmer there than down South,good shooting to all competitors and congratulations to the place getters in the President’s Match.
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Quick
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Re: NRAA Queens
Was an extremely tight shoot at the top. Great fun.
Shaun aka 'Quick'
Yanchep, Western Australia
308 Win F/TR & F-S
7mm F-Open Shooter.
Yanchep, Western Australia
308 Win F/TR & F-S
7mm F-Open Shooter.
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lonerider43
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Re: NRAA Queens
Josh Cox wrote:26 FS (A & B)
30 FO
31 FTR
and 49 TR shooters
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lonerider43
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Re: NRAA Queens
whynot wrote:73 TR shooters on the Hexta website
kool,admittedly i got the numbers from the nraa scores page.
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Re: NRAA Queens
Mike,
I feel FTR numbers are simply just growing naturally, I’ve brought 3 new shooters to FTR just this last year... and comps seem to have more and more.
Perhaps a case of less gear and a wider selection of components is attracting people?
I feel FTR numbers are simply just growing naturally, I’ve brought 3 new shooters to FTR just this last year... and comps seem to have more and more.
Perhaps a case of less gear and a wider selection of components is attracting people?
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bobeager
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Re: NRAA Queens
Imagine how good it would have been if the 6mm BR with Bi-Pod had been chosen as the "standard" cartridge. Low recoil, great ballistics etc etc. Dead level playing field, cost effective and shooter skill would shine through.
I believe a proposal along these lines was put to the NRAA some 15 plus years ago by a man from Canberra who has now "left the range".
I believe a proposal along these lines was put to the NRAA some 15 plus years ago by a man from Canberra who has now "left the range".
Re: NRAA Queens
bobeager wrote:Imagine how good it would have been if the 6mm BR with Bi-Pod had been chosen as the "standard" cartridge. Low recoil, great ballistics etc etc. Dead level playing field, cost effective and shooter skill would shine through.
I believe a proposal along these lines was put to the NRAA some 15 plus years ago by a man from Canberra who has now "left the range".
Not a silly idea!!
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ShaneG
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Re: NRAA Queens
Well , I agreed with the proposal years ago to limit F/TR to 155gr projectiles but it was voted down!
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williada
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Re: NRAA Queens
My wife is in transition to FTR and eldest son coming back to shooting and going FTR. Seeing I reload for them my hidden agenda is nothing heavier than 155 grain to build wind reading skills with a scope. Its my belief BC can't buy a score when sound wind reading will sort the wheat from the chaff over a championship series. It teaches the shooter to be observant and recognise patterns and cycles in weather. BC does not necessarily equal group size either.
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