Contact me directly at peterdobson@ns.sympatico.ca and I'll put you onto the Fullbore Chair.
Yes to observers.
Regards,
Peter
Yes to observers.
Regards,
Peter
Nova Scotia shooting association bull meadows.?
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Thanks for the pics and info Master -g. Do you have an open house day or other time when prospective members can visit the range?
The range is close to me and would be a lot less travelling than my current range.
The range is close to me and would be a lot less travelling than my current range.
Agreed. Well I guess I'll have to find someone local with the know how to get my ruger set up properly (bedded floated etc) does anyone have suggestions as to whom I should speak to around here about this?. And I'll leave that 700 vtr for shooting for enjoyment at long range for now I guess.
"Thanks for the pics and info Master -g. Do you have an open house day or other time when prospective members can visit the range?"
Email me and will put you in contact with Chair. peterdobson@ns.sympatico.ca
Email me and will put you in contact with Chair. peterdobson@ns.sympatico.ca
Its probably worth clarifying that all shooting is on targets, no steel gongs, also not a place to shoot pumpkins/bottles or such.
We're still using manned butts but are hoping to move to electronic targets, we'll see if its this year or when it will happen, if it does it may also give the opportunity to go to a full 900M/1000yards range as it was initially designed to be, time will tell.
Fullbore matches are normally on 300, 500,600 and 800m ranges, the mix of which varies with the match of the day.
We're still using manned butts but are hoping to move to electronic targets, we'll see if its this year or when it will happen, if it does it may also give the opportunity to go to a full 900M/1000yards range as it was initially designed to be, time will tell.
Fullbore matches are normally on 300, 500,600 and 800m ranges, the mix of which varies with the match of the day.
http://dcra.ca/2015 docs/DCRA Rule Book 2015.pdf
Always know what you're getting into before you jump. F-Class is a great sport and there are no shortage of places to shoot in Canada and the USA. I enjoyed shooting with the folks out at Bull Meadows in the NSRA - great people and a fantastic range. Paid up 3 of my 4 yearly entry fees before leaving New Brunswick.
Quick note on muzzle brakes - while they may help you, the people to the sides of you are impacted and that is why they are not allowed. When you're shooting shoulder to shoulder, there is no room to allow separation of those with brakes and those without.
