Myself I would consider the purchase of a Kuhnhausen manual as a much better investment.
to each his own
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Myself I would consider the purchase of a Kuhnhausen manual as a much better investment.
to each his own
Canadian government runs on trans, ###s and French speaking women. Let them fight the next war over there.
Myself i will crack a beer and merely watch.
The manual is a good idea, however being in a room with 20 or so rifles with various issues and getting hands on experience is a far better experience. All the specialized tools on hand as well. Then going outside and shooting at 600?! Can't imagine having a better value than that. To be honest I didn't price the manual but I'm sure the clinic is probably cheeper. No question to me it will be money ridiculously well spent.Originally Posted by Brutus
I'd love to know how 2 days of shooting on Yankee range out to 600M and tweaking on M1 rifles for $80.00 (an assumption based on past 2 day clinics) is a bad investment?
I have to date taken a 1 day M14 clinic.
(2) 2 day precision rifle clinics at Yankee range in Petawawa.
(1) 2 day CQB clinic at Echo range in Petawawa.
I can guarantee you that Barney could put on a bagpipe tuning clinic and it would be booked solid.
Many of the participants at this years precision rifle clinic were repeats from last year which says volumes for the level of instruction given.
Don’t argue with idiots. They’ll drag you down to their level then beat you with experience.
I am interested if m305 is welcome
Real men use peep sights
Yea, manuals are way better than practical experience:
Andy
Since 1958
QUOTE : I can guarantee you that Barney could put on a bagpipe tuning clinic and it would be booked solid.
I would be in if my Garand was more than just a stripped receiver. I think building one from scratch would not count as tuning and tweaking lol
Club Member: FRPC, CFB Kingston Gun Club. Director, Project Mapleseed.
Bag pipe tuning! Don't give Barney any ideas. I can just imagine him walking up and down the line during an agony snap squeezing and blowing into one. Even more torturous than the desert eager stories and the singing.
If I have to tune a bag pipe, I will get a manual.
Hahahaha. Be careful what you wish for guys, Barney may just happen to know a piper who plays as loudly as he yells in the butts.
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