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  1. 08-03-2023, 03:00 PM #1
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    Your own shooting range??

    I can't say that I've ever watched anything from this presenter (???) but while wasting some time today I chanced upon a listing for a scheduled TV program on the BRAVO channel, 9:30pm this evening.
    It's described as (presenter) meets a family in Oklahoma who have bought a plot of land to clear so that their nine-year old daughter has her own shooting range.
    Lucky girl. Way to go!!
    Could be an interesting watch, depending on the slant of the presenter.
    Given the current shenanigans for range certification in NZ at the moment, I don't see something like that as being viable, for now.
    Who knows: post election, things could change?
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    What you do on your own land is your own business. The End.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BSA View Post
    What you do on your own land is your own business. The End.
    Until the next door neighbour calls the police
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    Boom, cough,cough,cough
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    My next door neighbours are the police and they reckon i'm a better shot than them after hearing all the dings on the metal plate behind our house.Name: DSC05719.JPG Views: 485 Size: 164.3 KB
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    My next door neighbours are the police and they reckon i'm a better shot than them after hearing all the dings on the metal plate behind our house.Attachment 218337
    Only in Dannevirke would you see square bullets.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OGM View Post
    You don't have a range. You have somewhere to shoot.
    We have a range and somewhere to shoot....you cook dinner on the range (its in the kitchen...) while your barrels cool down....
    Intelligence has its limits, but it appears that Stupidity knows no bounds......
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    Quote Originally Posted by BSA View Post
    What you do on your own land is your own business. The End.
    Agreed
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    Only in Dannevirke would you see square bullets.
    James Puckle invented the idea back in the 1600s round shot to be used for christians, square shot against infidels, and his gun had chambers to suit both but only a cylindrical barrel.
    How he came up with the concept of such "personalized projectiles" has always perplexed me
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marty Henry View Post
    James Puckle invented the idea back in the 1600s round shot to be used for christians, square shot against infidels, and his gun had chambers to suit both but only a cylindrical barrel.
    How he came up with the concept of such "personalized projectiles" has always perplexed me
    That is probably the most obscure factoid I've read on this site
    Well done - thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    My next door neighbours are the police and they reckon i'm a better shot than them after hearing all the dings on the metal plate behind our house.Attachment 218337
    A stirlingeffort from dundee &sons if one may say so.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    Only in Dannevirke would you see square bullets.
    It is well known that square projectiles are completely unaffected by cross wind, unfortunately the extreme variations in MV that they suffer means that elevation is always a gamble.
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    Here is my amateur setup,

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    Every now and then, these folks show up

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