Unlikely professions as shooters

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#41 Post by johngarnett »

Cap pistol > air pistol > small bore > fullbore pistols > 1997 fullbore anything > TR (at moment)

Bit of shortwave utility listening now and then

Optician all working life > now resting when senior management allows :cheers:

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#42 Post by Blackstuff »

I was shooting long before i was working, but i've been pushing paper for a long time, mainly for local government. :yawn smiley:

There are always exceptions to every rule, there's a pilot (military, airline and now charter) that comes to my clay club every now and again and he couldn't hit the side of a barn if he was inside it! :lol:
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#43 Post by Dahonis »

100 year experiment (RAF)...Orange fraud investigation.... currently Civil Servant traffic and aviation security. ...retirement....dead.
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#44 Post by Polchraine »

DOGGER2UK wrote:... Sadly I only get to shoot when trade is slow…..
That must be a killer, only shootimg in dead non-dead times. :run:


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#45 Post by Blu »

Dahonis wrote:100 year experiment (RAF)...Orange fraud investigation.... currently Civil Servant traffic and aviation security. ...retirement....dead.
Nope sorry but you have that wrong. If you are married you become a slave after retirement before you get to die.

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#46 Post by Dahonis »

Blu wrote:
Dahonis wrote:100 year experiment (RAF)...Orange fraud investigation.... currently Civil Servant traffic and aviation security. ...retirement....dead.
Nope sorry but you have that wrong. If you are married you become a slave after retirement before you get to die.

Blu :twisted:
'Tis true, but she will still tell me that I'm going to be a slave and will no doubt let me know when it's time to die.

I shall stop writing now as her spidey senses will be tingling :squirrel:
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#47 Post by ovenpaa »

I had the slightly unnerving experience of being hugged by the Viking in the kitchen on Sunday, this nothing bad usually however she was in the process of doing something to a lump of Muntjac and had a bloody great big knife in one hand.

A reasonable mix of professions so far.
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#48 Post by Grahamcs »

All very technical or military though.

Interesting.
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#49 Post by Racalman »

techguy wrote:
Racalman wrote:Chemistry set>Meccano>Diana air rifle>amateur radio>motorbikes>cars>electronics degree>33 years in secure comms (there's a clue in my forum name)>target shooting>redundancy>local government
Are you still licensed? I'm an M3! :)
No, I passed the RAE at 15 and became a G8, but after a few years' designing radios for a living I dropped it as a hobby. It was becoming too much like CB anyway.

One thing surprised me when I started my latest job. After years of dealing with customers who were generally anonymous and usually armed, I find dealing with the public so much more difficult ...
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#50 Post by Jon B »

Supplier of Non Destructive Testing Equipment, Medical and Industrial sources.

Started out castrating farm animals, now a Company Director, which one do I enjoy more? Give me a sharp knife and I'm happy, but it does not pay as well!
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