Just for the FT Worlds shooters...

Discussion in 'Hunter (HFT) & Field Target (FT)' started by RobF, Sep 10, 2009.

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  1. RobF

    RobF Administrator Staff Member

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    A bit of a mention about their shooters shooting 13mm reducers out to 20m... so check your ranges carefully, and i'd be seriously thinking about going at every yard from 8-20yds... they will drive you mad if you don't know exactly where your going at 13.5yds (as charlieM from swefta will testify... )
     
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  2. steveggg

    steveggg Trainee Grumps

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    Rob,

    Most HFT shooters, for 15mm killzones, have seperate range cards, for 13 to 25 yds.

    So would fully endorse your thoughts.
     
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    TOOL Independent FT Pumper

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    You will have to cut up another Kit Kat box Rob to get the lower ranges on :D
     
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  4. loopyloo

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    they are also commenting that we arent used to flat land courses and hope to use there flat terrain as an advantage have they not shot in sywells field in the blistering heat :D

    so possibly not many up the trees with the lions or in streams with the hippos then

    loopy
     
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  5. RobF

    RobF Administrator Staff Member

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    possibly giving that position every room for an advantage it can get?

    dunno, train hard, fight easy...
     
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  6. dozbadthebad

    dozbadthebad NEFTA Clasic 2018

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    flat whats flat us nelson boyos have to shoot the gp,s just to zero our windage flat we are all DOOMED do you hear me DOOMED I SAY :cool:
     
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  7. RobF

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    take some falcons.. at 860 fps everything will be flat :D
     
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  8. RobF

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    actually, having a fiddle with chairgun, given that the shoot is at 5500 ft... chairgun says you will need less clicks, for me, something in the region of 2-3 less 1/4 MOA clicks out to 55yds...

    so it would seem you should be redoing your ranges when you get out there anyway... especially if your on 1/8ths...

    perhaps I should take them falcons out after all :D
     
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    Those evil little miserable excuses for knockdowns :mad:

    I've actually started to give in and have settings for every 2yrds now for the Steyr. Resistence was futile and I need to curb my father Jack style outbursts each time I come up against them.

    Best of luck to all of you heading out to the worlds hope you have a fantastic time. It looks like it will be really good and I for one am very envious.
     
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  10. RobF

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    you know you love em :D

    you need every yd to be honest charlie... 2 years of shooting reducer alley at CGC with 15's all the way out to 25 taught me that... just gives you the confidence... that said, i only have 2-2.5 at the moment, but that will change when i go out there.
     
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  11. greyskullnz

    greyskullnz Non member

    What?........so mildot hold over not recommended then?

    Whatever will we do?:p

    GS:D
     
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  12. dozbadthebad

    dozbadthebad NEFTA Clasic 2018

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    I toled you we are all DOOMED do you hear me DOOMED I SAY
     
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    Nice to see a positive atitude there Doz:D
    5500 ft sounds like a long way surely we'll have to aim high then?:confused:
     
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    Low according to chairgun...

    oh i see... very drole :D
     
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    TonyF SWEFTA FT Champion 2006

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    Just like to wish all you guys going to SA the very BEST OF LUCK, and don't forget to bring back the Trophies!
     
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  17. loopyloo

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    Many thanks Tony its a shame you couldnt join us.


    i dont think we will forget i dont think rob will remember to bring them. I can here the excuse left it on the side in the kitchen :p

    If we leave the trophy here it will save BA losing it mushing it into the shape of a dice.

    We all know its ours forever.:D

    loopy
     
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    I'd like to add my best wishes too.
     
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    5500 ft elevation will mean nearly a 20 percent reduction in barometric pressure compared to sea level.
     
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  20. RobF

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    Cheers guys.

    Apparently it's just 4000ft so i've now read.
     
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