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28 minutes ago, Elwood said:
I would have the flag and see if it tells the truth, rather than never know.
That was my thinking, as it seems the further out you get the more help is required, but I stand to be corrected by others with more experience than me,
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6 hours ago, Popsbengo said:
Assuming you're shooting 1000yds then a flag at that distance will tell you little unless you can be relatively sure the wind indication is representative of the whole range (unlikely). It may actually confuse.
I'd take a reading at the firing line and go with that as it's a more influential affect.
Ah, I thought the opposite as wind would effect the bullet more as it travelled further and started to slow,
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Is it worth putting a wind flag at 1000 yards assuming I can't put any flags up at shorter distances in between, I will be shooting at this distance at the weekend,
I'm thinking anything that helps is an advantage, its not a competition btw,
Thanks in advance
Al
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On 5/23/2022 at 6:32 PM, Richiew said:
Had to give our hand load info to Marc at the old eskdalemuir range ie bullet , brass , powder type and how much powder . So why not everywhere ?? .
Never asked to do it for eskdalemuir or area 4,but had to fill a form out for Longtown range for hand loaded ammunition, strange eh,
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22 minutes ago, Elwood said:
No
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Anyone had any replies yet,
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8 hours ago, newsatten said:
Has it got its locking pin and lanyard??
cheers
Yes ,works as it should,
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I'll take the cci primers, if there still available,
I can collect as I live in gateshead
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On 5/7/2022 at 9:13 AM, DaveT said:
Even if some exemptions are made it still feels like an enforced and incremental retreat from current ammo will follow.
The UK market already has poor ammo availability and if the market shrinks yet further how long will it be before suppliers and importers see it as non-viable?
This is in addition to likely problems arising from rifling twist rates being inadequate to stabilise longer bullets.
Is this lead 'problem' just another way to suffocate the sport by stealth?
Nobody wants to knowingly pollute but stats and science are often 'adjusted' to suit a specific agenda.
Nail on the head,the simple truth is they don't want firearms in the possession of the great unwashed
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18 hours ago, John MH said:
Same as well, not Duty or VAT.
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1 hour ago, MarkR said:
This is what I posted on another V4 Thread back in January.
Same here , and a rifle I bought no import duty
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Yes eskdalemuir 5th March, 200- 1000 yards,
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36 minutes ago, cheshirelad said:
Would this work mounted at the 6 o'clock position.
Yes,if you have a picatinny rail fitted ,I have done exactly this,
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Try elite drag bags,
I've got one there really good,
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Just ordered 1 of these for my 300nm
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Picatinny rail adapter
SOLD,
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15 hours ago, John Nastasa said:
Ok. I will have that. Tell me how can I make the payment please
Sent you a pm with details mate,
Alan
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5 hours ago, John Nastasa said:
Anything left for sale?
Yes the picatinny adapter
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Picatinny adapter still for sale,£25 posted,
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Yeah the bt 13 I think it is,
Wind flags
in Target Shooting & Informal Long Range Shooting Practice
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That's the trouble there won't be flags anywhere,apart from maybe the firing point, I've shot at the same place twice before and luckily there has been little or no wind,and this hasn't affected anything really, but I've a feeling it will be different this weekend, according to the forecasts I've been looking at,
But as its just a bit of fun I'll see how it goes,
As for the books you mention can you recommend any,