Thread: Te Kuiti Hunter Fied Shoot

Awesome day had by myself, and I think everyone else thoroughly enjoyed it too. I don't think there could have been any complaints as all ran so smoothly. Being my first ever organised shoot like that I didn't know what to expect, but I had an absolute blast, scored low but learnt a lot about myself, my rifle and picked up a few hints by watching others and their techniques. I'll definitely be coming to more as long as I'm welcome with my dirty Norinco (must have been the cheapest rifle there)...
Cheers to Mucko(Dawg) and Mrs Mucko for the use of the property and the mean feed at the end of the day.
As to Gillie and Malcolm, you guys run a tight ship, and put on a really well run competition. Thanks for organizing it.

Originally Posted by peril 787b

Awesome day had by myself, and I think everyone else thoroughly enjoyed it too. I don't think there could have been any complaints as all ran so smoothly. Being my first ever organised shoot like that I didn't know what to expect, but I had an absolute blast, scored low but learnt a lot about myself, my rifle and picked up a few hints by watching others and their techniques. I'll definitely be coming to more as long as I'm welcome with my dirty Norinco (must have been the cheapest rifle there)...
Cheers to Mucko(Dawg) and Mrs Mucko for the use of the property and the mean feed at the end of the day.
As to Gillie and Malcolm, you guys run a tight ship, and put on a really well run competition. Thanks for organizing it.

That norinco did quite well though I only counted two remingtons (mine and one other) most of them were tikkas and howas and only one milsurp rifle was used but it took a friggin blaser to win the shoot though I am sure that thing had homing bullets coming out of it

Originally Posted by hunter308

I only counted two remingtons (mine and one other)

My brothers R700 in .223 did really well, considering the hilarious amount of rounds that have gone down that barrel. He's keen to come along to the next one