Had a fun day running through a THLR drill, getting soaked and validating my trajectory.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RPPSJqIIFs
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Had a fun day running through a THLR drill, getting soaked and validating my trajectory.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RPPSJqIIFs
Nice Video chalkeye!
Are you able to use the range at any time once a member?
I'm thinking about coming out to join up but rarely have weekends off so need to find a club that allows access during week days also?
No, it's not accessible during the week, except by prior arrangement with the land owners (Wenita).
Once you get a key you can use it any day of the weekend.
Excellent, sheep didn't seem to bothered by it! What calibre are you using?
6.5x55
Nice work mate
Pretty good chalkeye. You look like one very happy shooter.
Nice shooting, whats that rifle? Howa? Is THLR like some secret organisation all sworn to silence? I think every video I have ever watched containing anything to do with THLR has never had a single spoken word in it.....
Actions speak louder than words.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
I'd feel weird talking to the camera, and I don't really have the forseight (or narcisism) required to do it. I just threw my gopro in the range bag and shot with that and my phone.
I like the Path & THLR films, mostly cause I find audio a horrible way to learn information.
Yep.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
I spoke once. Now I have two kids and hunt less. From that, I cannot recommend ANY speaking. If you need to tell your mate where the deer is, tap & point...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
Nice video. Handy spot down there eh.
Nice work.Whats your suppressor and how do you rate it please?
MARK
DPT. I've never shot anything else so can't comment on the performance, but it's both the cheapest & lightest which was an easy win for me.
Not talking keeps the information:waffle ratio down significantly. Plus NZ accents are unintelligible.
My other halfs first language is spanish but she learnt english at school, and also spent two years living in california so her english was fine but when she came to NZ she reckons she couldnt understand half of what we were saying haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by gimp
To much slang in kiwi, had exchange students with the same problem, geez high school was great!
Lol! I am from Brazil originally and learned English in NZ and completely understand why "no body" can understand me! I still talk a lot, who cares?! No body can understand! Lol!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
Mac