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You find yourself double checking he WIND forcast for the next week to plan your life around a shooting opportunity.
You got one? Put it here.
You got one? Put it here.
LOL, I’ve done the same here in OH. It’s been really windy here too. Only opportunities is very early or very late if at all.
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Yep, same for NC ... 15 to 25 mph almost everyday for the last week. Was kinda calm today and I plugged 40 shots in less than an inch at 60 yards. Sure couldn't do that yesterday
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....you end up getting screwed over on a sunny and kinda warm day, because the wind is blowing three different directions, from 20 - 30 mph....you work on your deck instead. Grouchy. 
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Same here partner! Wind, weather, sun, etc. Here in SoCal it's usually good, going out tomorrow as a matter of fact.
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... the guy at the airgun store has your visa number memorized.
... you get Christmas cards from airgun manufacturers.
... ground squirrels vanish in your mere presence.
but mostly, you know you have it bad when...
... the local fire department comes to your place to fill their tanks.
GsT
... you get Christmas cards from airgun manufacturers.
... ground squirrels vanish in your mere presence.
but mostly, you know you have it bad when...
... the local fire department comes to your place to fill their tanks.
GsT
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Colorado winters can be unpredictable week to week. Could be cold, windy, snowing or all three. Crap shoot trying to predict a week or two out...You take what you get when you get it.
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You know you have it bad if....
If you go for a walk and cant stop trying to estimate the range to target in meters.
Every wild animal you see is DRT in your imagination.
You check the air gun classifieds more than 2 times a day
When you are considering making rent late to buy that bargain air rifle
When you are willing to buy a air rifle worth more than your car
If your inbox receives more than 3 emails a day from air gun stores
If a large portion of your garage is dedicated to your origional boxes.
If you go for a walk and cant stop trying to estimate the range to target in meters.
Every wild animal you see is DRT in your imagination.
You check the air gun classifieds more than 2 times a day
When you are considering making rent late to buy that bargain air rifle
When you are willing to buy a air rifle worth more than your car
If your inbox receives more than 3 emails a day from air gun stores
If a large portion of your garage is dedicated to your origional boxes.
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Hihi yeah I always look at the wind forecast, was suposed to be pretty calm today so I grabed my Hw30s .20 and set up a target ay 25m and at 35m, spot on at 25, one mil left at 35...and sun and snow at the same time...
* when you just have bought a new gun, but almost emidiatly start looking forward to buy the next...
* when the pelletmaker calls you and want to buy some tins of pellets from you so they can sell it
* when you cant fall asleep at night cause you know you are going to get up early to shoot the next day and realy looking forward to it
* when you just have bought a new gun, but almost emidiatly start looking forward to buy the next...
* when the pelletmaker calls you and want to buy some tins of pellets from you so they can sell it
* when you cant fall asleep at night cause you know you are going to get up early to shoot the next day and realy looking forward to it
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Your heading to the practice course happy there is a fierce breeze but wind lays down by the time you get shooting.
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Yes, serial wind checker here. In the foothills of NC, I’ve come to find confused winds most days. I use the free “windy” app, and it tells me what is already apparent.
I also take a second look at anything that is getting thrown away, I always think “can I shoot this?”, before it hits the garbage…..
I also take a second look at anything that is getting thrown away, I always think “can I shoot this?”, before it hits the garbage…..
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