Shooting McQueen at Trafalgar

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ovenpaa
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Shooting McQueen at Trafalgar

#1 Post by ovenpaa »

I am off to shoot my first Trafalgar this coming weekend and amongst others I will be shooting the McQueen. Can anyone tell me if I can shoot the rifle rested and if so do I need to take my own sandbag?
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Dangermouse

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#2 Post by Dangermouse »

Normally there is a sandbag provided...

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duff eyed doyle

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#3 Post by duff eyed doyle »

There should be 3 sand bags available at the firing point for the mcqueen or you can use the Hawkins position.
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Re: Shooting McQueen at Trafalgar

#4 Post by ovenpaa »

You mean use the front sleeper as a support in the Hawkins position?
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John25

Re: Shooting McQueen at Trafalgar

#5 Post by John25 »

The Trafalgar task list says two filled sandbags at 200x for McQueen.

From my experience of working with Alan and his estate estate crew - they'll be there.

It doesn't tell him what to fill them with 'though

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duff eyed doyle

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#6 Post by duff eyed doyle »

ovenpaa wrote:You mean use the front sleeper as a support in the Hawkins position?
shot off your clenched fist using the front of the sling to anchor the rifle with the butt slightly recessed in the ground, takes a little practice to get right but very stable. the McQueen will be on century range not short Siberia so no sleepers I'm afraid.
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