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Lollipops at 50 yards in wind - can't have much more fun!
- By L.Leon
- General Discussion
- 10 Replies
Here’s mine but at 15 yards for the Juniors tonight. Putting them on my Pathfinder with a red dot sight atop…
Was testing the setup an hour ago…
Was testing the setup an hour ago…
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Events 2025 Oregon State Field Target Championships and AAFTA GP
- By PowderBurnt
- Field Target
- 18 Replies
I haven't seen Weiye's name at any shoots lately. Is he still around?Ah, Sam may have revisited that killer deal Fred had at last months match swap meet ?
A Blue lam .177 HP for a great price !!!
He sure was taking about it during our drive to and from the Nevada state GP.
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It can only be two things,right?
- By boscoebrea
- General Discussion
- 11 Replies
It is great to be learning this PCP stuff.I love my Marauder,heavy accurate pcp rifle.
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Does Tuxing own ToAuto compressor company?
- By Fly
- Tanks, Pumps, Compressors
- 10 Replies
Well right now I can not afford a Tuxing twin, I wish I could. Maybe down the line. I think the main problem
we that have these smaller cheaper versions of pcp compressors is this. These small compressors are doing
all they can do Work wise. The larger ones can handle this a lot better. The Twin Tuxing maybe is the lower class
big boy pcp, compressor but it should be more reliable with not having to work as hard. That seems to me as
just good logic. When you can buy a Tuxing twin under $400 I,m thinking of some day going that rout. If any here
do not agree with my thinking, please feel free to post your thoughts. I,m a guy that does not beleave in agreement,
for it serves no purpose. But I welcome discussion, because we all benefit from from different opinion.
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we that have these smaller cheaper versions of pcp compressors is this. These small compressors are doing
all they can do Work wise. The larger ones can handle this a lot better. The Twin Tuxing maybe is the lower class
big boy pcp, compressor but it should be more reliable with not having to work as hard. That seems to me as
just good logic. When you can buy a Tuxing twin under $400 I,m thinking of some day going that rout. If any here
do not agree with my thinking, please feel free to post your thoughts. I,m a guy that does not beleave in agreement,
for it serves no purpose. But I welcome discussion, because we all benefit from from different opinion.
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Events Some thoughts for match directors or clubs trying to Grow Field Target
- By AirNGasman
- Field Target
- 33 Replies
FWIW, many (most) of my posts and responses are purposely designed to stimulate thought, B; hence why many include
. That confessed, few readers nowadays 'read between the lines'.Please don't consider it criticism that I use your quote in this response as an example that folks 'want their cake, and eat it too', and/or 'eat, and run!'
Motorhead's post above is a good example how some shooting clubs can have $$$ and volunteers enough to distribute the work load enough to offer after-match lunch and/or other niceties without heaping more work on the MD. As to be expected, such niceties are often reflected in match entry fees, even "if or not you choose to eat any of it". Translation- every shooter pays for lunch, including those too under the gun to get back on the road back home to eat what they paid for.
Not having to answer to family myself, I assume those choosing to extend their 'kitchen pass' pay for doing so on arrival home (and sometimes for "some time" later).
None of this is criticism, only observations. And an opportunity to confess additional responsibilities can be detrimental to (my) MD performance.
Think of a tossing a live cat into a juggler's routine
... or TWO. 
I'll stop whining now.
Happy Shooting,
R
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