Fred's military so old habits die hard.dromia wrote:Still referring to the civilian firearms as weapons.

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Fred's military so old habits die hard.dromia wrote:Still referring to the civilian firearms as weapons.
25Pdr wrote:Last time I tried falling plates was about 50 years ago,Barry Buddon, used a 303 Bren, didn't make sure the barrel locking lever was fully home, arrived at the firing point with a Barrel and nothing else..Ho Hum!!
You wouldn't get that sort of luck with a 5.56.mr smith wrote:25Pdr wrote:Last time I tried falling plates was about 50 years ago,Barry Buddon, used a 303 Bren, didn't make sure the barrel locking lever was fully home, arrived at the firing point with a Barrel and nothing else..Ho Hum!!
The only time i've shot plates was about 34 years ago using No.4's with the cadets.If i remember correctly they sat on a railway sleeper type of thing on the monifieth range backstop,i hit the sleeper and four out five plates fell.
Wish could get that sort of luck now.
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