Indoor, Introduced HNI member, he's addicted.
03-16-2008 | 04:20 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Indoor, Introduced HNI member, he's addicted.
Ben may or may not be suffering right now due to the spicey baconater
Peanut butter eggs are better when they're won
Anyone reading this, refer to the last pic in Rob's post. If you look just to the right of the far turkey(target29), there is a skunk angled to the left(target14). We joked about shooting it in the broadside zone during the comp as you would have to clear a 2X6 by almost nothing. Well after we were done, Nate put up the last homemade peanut butter egg that the shop sells and pretty much the real number one reason I come back to get my butt kicked week in and week out
up for the closest shot to the 12. Needless to say...Matt made an awesome shot after I thought I had it locked up.
03-16-2008 | 04:48 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: Indoor, Introduced HNI member, he's addicted.
Yeah, 4 guys in the truck with 5 pairs of binoculars and we're trying to watch these turkey until the only smart person in the truck, was it Ben or Matt said hey, we have binos...LOL[8D]
03-16-2008 | 04:53 PM
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RE: Indoor, Introduced HNI member, he's addicted.
ORIGINAL: twildasin
Holy crap![:-] Looking forward to the 27th! Cant wait to shoot!
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
Yeah, notice target 3, it's the little brown bear behind the skunk that's 31....and it was angled.
Yeah, notice target 3, it's the little brown bear behind the skunk that's 31....and it was angled.
03-16-2008 | 04:56 PM
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RE: Indoor, Introduced HNI member, he's addicted.
the only smart person in the truck, was it Ben or Matt
03-16-2008 | 05:32 PM
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RE: Indoor, Introduced HNI member, he's addicted.
I hate those dam little bears Rob. LOL I just found out one of the clubs in this area got on for outdoor 3D this year.
I wish I could have been there, that is a fun shoot. Those spinning targets are killers. and having all those small ones out past 25yds. Ouch. I wish I was closer so I could go every week with you guys. But with gas the way it is, it gets costly quick
I wish I could have been there, that is a fun shoot. Those spinning targets are killers. and having all those small ones out past 25yds. Ouch. I wish I was closer so I could go every week with you guys. But with gas the way it is, it gets costly quick
03-16-2008 | 06:36 PM
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RE: Indoor, Introduced HNI member, he's addicted.
Aint that the truth Chad. Gas is outrageous right now and to tell the truth, don't right hoggish!
Let us know when you can make it. Next week it might be a Saturday as Nate can't go Sunday, don't know yet.
We have a great outdoor shoot come the first Sunday of April, what's that three weeks from today?
Let us know when you can make it. Next week it might be a Saturday as Nate can't go Sunday, don't know yet.
We have a great outdoor shoot come the first Sunday of April, what's that three weeks from today?
03-16-2008 | 08:31 PM
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RE: Indoor, Introduced HNI member, he's addicted.
Holy small targets! [:-]
Looks like a club trying to save a couple bucks in limited space. LOL
That does look pretty challenging, Just one tiny target after another........and that damn little "Gummi Bear".
Man I hate that target.
[:'(]
Those targets are exactly the reason why I start to run into problems finding quality practice before the bigger spring/summer shoots. Lots lof local clubs have gone to Rinehart targets in general and the small ones to save money and those targets seem to last longer (especially the ones with removable inserts)
The problem is that the big IBO events all use McKenzie targets and once you get outdorrs it really messes you up to try to go from one manufacturer to the other.
I don't like to shoot local events that have Rineharts when I'm getting close to the big shoots. I want that repetition of seeing the same make targets everytime to work on relative target size.
I would honestly rather shoot marked yardage spots on a practice range working on form than shoot a full 3D with Rinehart targets when I'm gearing up for the IBO Legs.
Looks like a club trying to save a couple bucks in limited space. LOL
That does look pretty challenging, Just one tiny target after another........and that damn little "Gummi Bear".
Man I hate that target.
[:'(]
Those targets are exactly the reason why I start to run into problems finding quality practice before the bigger spring/summer shoots. Lots lof local clubs have gone to Rinehart targets in general and the small ones to save money and those targets seem to last longer (especially the ones with removable inserts)
The problem is that the big IBO events all use McKenzie targets and once you get outdorrs it really messes you up to try to go from one manufacturer to the other.
I don't like to shoot local events that have Rineharts when I'm getting close to the big shoots. I want that repetition of seeing the same make targets everytime to work on relative target size.
I would honestly rather shoot marked yardage spots on a practice range working on form than shoot a full 3D with Rinehart targets when I'm gearing up for the IBO Legs.
03-16-2008 | 09:01 PM
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RE: Indoor, Introduced HNI member, he's addicted.
ORIGINAL: Matt / PA
Holy small targets! [:-]
Looks like a club trying to save a couple bucks in limited space. LOL
That does look pretty challenging, Just one tiny target after another........and that damn little "Gummi Bear".
Man I hate that target.
[:'(]
Those targets are exactly the reason why I start to run into problems finding quality practice before the bigger spring/summer shoots. Lots lof local clubs have gone to Rinehart targets in general and the small ones to save money and those targets seem to last longer (especially the ones with removable inserts)
The problem is that the big IBO events all use McKenzie targets and once you get outdorrs it really messes you up to try to go from one manufacturer to the other.
I don't like to shoot local events that have Rineharts when I'm getting close to the big shoots. I want that repetition of seeing the same make targets everytime to work on relative target size.
I would honestly rather shoot marked yardage spots on a practice range working on form than shoot a full 3D with Rinehart targets when I'm gearing up for the IBO Legs.
Holy small targets! [:-]
Looks like a club trying to save a couple bucks in limited space. LOL
That does look pretty challenging, Just one tiny target after another........and that damn little "Gummi Bear".
Man I hate that target.
[:'(]
Those targets are exactly the reason why I start to run into problems finding quality practice before the bigger spring/summer shoots. Lots lof local clubs have gone to Rinehart targets in general and the small ones to save money and those targets seem to last longer (especially the ones with removable inserts)
The problem is that the big IBO events all use McKenzie targets and once you get outdorrs it really messes you up to try to go from one manufacturer to the other.
I don't like to shoot local events that have Rineharts when I'm getting close to the big shoots. I want that repetition of seeing the same make targets everytime to work on relative target size.
I would honestly rather shoot marked yardage spots on a practice range working on form than shoot a full 3D with Rinehart targets when I'm gearing up for the IBO Legs.
Matt,to be honest,where you are at with your shooting,you really need to look into purchasing a range of your own.Should be able to get one from one of the big shoots at some point for a considerable savings and most of the top shooters out there have their own ranges setup.
03-17-2008 | 08:16 AM
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RE: Indoor, Introduced HNI member, he's addicted.
would honestly rather shoot marked yardage spots on a practice range working on form than shoot a full 3D with Rinehart targets when I'm gearing up for the IBO Legs.
Move to Texas we dont have that problem only ASA shoots here now not 1 IBO shoot.