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De-leading a range

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Re: De-leading a range

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 9:41 pm
by mr smith
Mike357 wrote:Our club is going to have to de-lead our range this year. We have decided that to do it by hand will take to long and probably kill some of the older guys.
Wouldn't have thought it would be to hard seeing as the rabbits have removed a fair chunk of the sand already. :0037:

Re: De-leading a range

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 10:01 pm
by BestDrugDoc
Were the rabbits using .17 HMR by any chance? That would explain the major disruption to the sand perhaps....

Re: De-leading a range

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 10:17 pm
by Mike357
mr smith wrote:
Mike357 wrote:Our club is going to have to de-lead our range this year. We have decided that to do it by hand will take to long and probably kill some of the older guys.
Wouldn't have thought it would be to hard seeing as the rabbits have removed a fair chunk of the sand already. :0037:
Aye lazy twats left all the frigging lead. Come the lighter nights they are in for a shock!

Re: De-leading a range

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 10:18 pm
by mr smith
Mike357 wrote: Aye lazy twats left all the frigging lead. :lol: Come the lighter nights they are in for a shock! :0037:

Re: De-leading a range

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 10:20 pm
by Mike357
saddler wrote:Work detail is on Sunday 12th at Joint Services

You'd be very welcome to come visit & see our ultra-funky machine in action, take photos of it, etc.
May well be at Open comp at JSPC in April sometime. Will have a peek if its there.

Re: De-leading a range

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 10:21 pm
by mr smith
Mike357 wrote:
saddler wrote:Work detail is on Sunday 12th at Joint Services

You'd be very welcome to come visit & see our ultra-funky machine in action, take photos of it, etc.
May well be at Open comp at JSPC in April sometime. Will have a peek if its there.

Hopefully see you at Aberdeen on the 18th,we can discuss a run down then if you fancy.

Re: De-leading a range

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 10:24 pm
by Mike357
mr smith wrote:
Mike357 wrote:
saddler wrote:Work detail is on Sunday 12th at Joint Services

You'd be very welcome to come visit & see our ultra-funky machine in action, take photos of it, etc.
May well be at Open comp at JSPC in April sometime. Will have a peek if its there.

Hopefully see you at Aberdeen on the 18th,we can discuss a run down then if you fancy.
I'll be at Aberdeen on 18th. I'm due you money for Phoenix Accom am I not?

Re: De-leading a range

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 10:46 pm
by mr smith
Mike357 wrote:
mr smith wrote:
Mike357 wrote: May well be at Open comp at JSPC in April sometime. Will have a peek if its there.

Hopefully see you at Aberdeen on the 18th,we can discuss a run down then if you fancy.
I'll be at Aberdeen on 18th. I'm due you money for Phoenix Accom am I not?

Ah right enough Mike yep i'll see you then.

Re: De-leading a range

Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 8:05 am
by Meaty
Dont advertise the de-leading too much, just in case the light fingered brigade get there first. It happened at our Gallery range recently and an estimate 1 1/2 -2 tons of lead was stolen!
The range is right next to a footpath that runs down to a well used nature reserve so loads of passing twitchers/dog walkers but nobody saw a thing :o
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