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Gents
Morning fellas,
I'm Leo from Auckland, been reading here for a bit now, and seem like a bunch of pretty good folks here helping each other out.
Just starting out in the world of firearms and hunting after an 11 month wait on my FAL, so any tips or pointers for a rookie would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers
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welcome. what ya hunting or are you a target shooter ?
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Hi Dorgon, If you are in to hunting the NZDA is a good start.
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Thanks mate,
Thinking of starting up with target shooting just to get grasp on how guns handle, but really want to try deer hunting once I get the basics down and can hit a target consistently.
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Welcome, by now you’ll realize how informative this site is.
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Welcome...sorry for getting in the way of your new FAL and making it take so long, I have just got my renewal FAL yesterday in the mail and weeks to spare before it actually expired, hopefully the backlog for renewals are cleared so that new applications like yours are processed quicker in the future.
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Greetings Dorgon,
Agree with 300CALMAN that Deerstalkers are a good place to start. Most clubs have a target shooting program of some sort that you can use hunting type rifles in. Deerstalkers can be a bit standoffish so if this happens don't be discouraged, Just persist. Have a check in the internet to see what is around in your area. Also agree with mimms that a .22 RF is a good start, cheap kit and cheap ammo lets you shoot a lot for not much. This lets you master the basics before you enter the rather more complex center fire domain.
All the best Grandpamac.
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Thanks for making me feel welcome guys.
Will try to get a .22 to get started, appreciate the heads up on Deerstalkers :thumbsup:
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