Shugborough or Kegworth ESP Reg Sunday

[paulos]

RULES N ALL THAT INNIT - page 34+

 

Full use on all singles.

Edited February 6, 2010 by paulos

[magman]

Anni its good fun when you've shot it

[Chard]

I reckon I got it sorted now

 

You get full use of gun for every single in every cage ?

 

You have to shoot it with your dominant eye closed

[Anni]

I shoot everything with me dominant eye closed

[Chard]

Just got back from the NOEACTCTRBTCACTCCTAC 100 bird registered Sport Tarp Turbo Bitchmutha competition.

 

Good fun, very different from Sporting :blink:

 

Scores on the doors :

 

Beretta - 85 Well shot chap

Paulos - 73 ******* students

Chard - 73

Aunty 100milesaway - 69

Anni - 61

 

Makes you think, this sport tarp A couple of times I went at a pair as if it was simo when it was on report, and vice-versa

Concentration needed. I suppose I did better than I feared I might

 

Have to have another go at that, I think

 

Good company and a good laugh, and that's what it's all about

[paulos]

Good company and a good laugh, and that's what it's all about

 

Not sure who that is in regard to - bunch of toe-rags if you ask me :blink:

 

Good shooting from Beretta today and excellent shooting from Chard It takes some shooting to be able to tie with a "Top 20" shot :good: Not bad for a ******* old *******!

[Chard]

Not sure who that is in regard to - bunch of toe-rags if you ask me

 

Good shooting from Beretta today and excellent shooting from Chard It takes some shooting to be able to tie with a "Top 20" shot :blink: :oops: Not bad for a ******* old *******!

 

 

******* students

 

I'll be up there in the Top 10 All-Round shortly, Pedro.

 

You'll find yourself squeezed out of the Top 20. You'll have to find something else to do, Prime Minister or something

[beretta]

******* old *****rd versus ******* student.

 

how the chuff was it a draw??

 

 

budding pm fiddling the score sheet ill bet getting some practice in for the elections :blink:

 

good day out

[Chard]

******* old *****rd versus ******* student.

 

how the chuff was it a draw??

 

 

budding pm fiddling the score sheet ill bet getting some practice in for the elections

 

good day out

 

 

I'd vote for him, if only so I could refer to him as Pedro Trotsky, Right Honorable ******* student

[beretta]

[Chard]

He's finger-licking good

 

[magman]

Just got back from the NOEACTCTRBTCACTCCTAC 100 bird registered Sport Tarp Turbo Bitchmutha competition.

 

Good fun, very different from Sporting

 

Scores on the doors :

 

Beretta - 85 Well shot chap

Paulos - 73 ******* students

Chard - 73

Aunty 100milesaway - 69

Anni - 61

 

Makes you think, this sport tarp A couple of times I went at a pair as if it was simo when it was on report, and vice-versa

Concentration needed. I suppose I did better than I feared I might

 

Have to have another go at that, I think

 

Good company and a good laugh, and that's what it's all about

 

 

Well shot all

Im saving myself for hodnet

[100milesaway]

Thanks for an entertaining day out lads, next time Anni and I will give you all a sound thrashing. From Auntie

[Chard]

Thanks for an entertaining day out lads, next time Anni and I will give you all a sound thrashing. From Auntie

 

 

Oo-er Mrs

[paulos]

It was a birrova larff today. I appreciate your political support Chard, but I'm afraid politics isn't for me (Not now that this expenses thing has been rumbled )

[Chard]

It was a birrova larff today. I appreciate your political support Chard, but I'm afraid politics isn't for me (Not now that this expenses thing has been rumbled )

 

 

I thought you were going for politics big style. Leather underwear and bondage, the whole hog

 

Just what I heard

 

A laaaarf indeed, we must remember these first Sunday of the month sport tarp sessions, definitely worth a repeat

Edited February 7, 2010 by Chard

[Mr Potter]

Set off for the Withets Shooting Ground, Mick Nickleson's place just off Jnc 35 of the M6. Weather here in Warrington was 4 C and clear, at the ground an hour later it was -2 and you couldn't see your hand in front of your face, we had to wait for over an hour for the fog to lift but it didn't feel as if it got any warmer all day.

Anyhoo eventually shot a 50 bird sporting, first time out with the recently Teagued gun, and although it wasn't a desperately easy layout I was over the moon to finish on a 48/50. I had put 1/4 choke in the bottom barrel and 3/8 in the top and didn't "twiddle" once all day :unsure:

I had gone out with quite a strong squad and was joint HG with Kevin Mayor! wouldn't mind but the two I missed were on the first stand which was peg 2 on a skeet layout, 4 simo pairs and I missed my 3rd pair About an hour later I had the stupid grin wiped off my face when a junior shooter, Tim Webster from bloody Yorkshire went out and straightened it. I don't know what they are putting in school dinners these days as the shoot last week at Doveridge was won by a junior with a stunning 98 x 100.

 

This was the penultimate round of a winter series, the final round was a tough 25 compact sporting layout shot in 3 squads, squad 1 was the top 5 shooters from the Pro class (CPSA AA + AAA), the 2nd squad was shooters 1 to 5 of the Open class (the rest) & the 3rd squad was numbers 6 to 10 of the Open class. HG from each squad to go into a 3 way shoot-off for a HG prize of a shotgun (Chard's coveted Hatstand semi-auto )

the Pro squad was won by Tim Webster with a 20/25, knocking out Kevin Mayor. The Open 2nd squad (6 to 10) was won with a 15/25 and my squad, I had finished 4th in the open class, was won with another 20/25 unfortunately it wasn't me, I was 1 behind on a 19 This was a really tough layout with only 1 gimme target from the 5, two of the simultaneous doubles were definitely a matter of good fortune.

The shoot-off, on the same layout, was a walk in the park for the young lad, he had just warmed up and stormed home with a 22/25 and went home the proud owner of a Hatstand.

 

I didn't go home empty handed, I won 1st in the open class of the 50 sporting. I was going to persuade the young lad to sign up for Pigeon Watch so he could shoot at Hodnet but we, the Glorious North, are going to kick *** by such a margin that I just didn't want to heap even more humiliation on the shandy drinking southern softies.

 

Mr Potter

[Chard]

Set off for the Withets Shooting Ground, Mick Nickleson's place just off Jnc 35 of the M6. Weather here in Warrington was 4 C and clear, at the ground an hour later it was -2 and you couldn't see your hand in front of your face, we had to wait for over an hour for the fog to lift but it didn't feel as if it got any warmer all day.

Anyhoo eventually shot a 50 bird sporting, first time out with the recently Teagued gun, and although it wasn't a desperately easy layout I was over the moon to finish on a 48/50. I had put 1/4 choke in the bottom barrel and 3/8 in the top and didn't "twiddle" once all day :o

I had gone out with quite a strong squad and was joint HG with Kevin Mayor! wouldn't mind but the two I missed were on the first stand which was peg 2 on a skeet layout, 4 simo pairs and I missed my 3rd pair About an hour later I had the stupid grin wiped off my face when a junior shooter, Tim Webster from bloody Yorkshire went out and straightened it. I don't know what they are putting in school dinners these days as the shoot last week at Doveridge was won by a junior with a stunning 98 x 100.

 

This was the penultimate round of a winter series, the final round was a tough 25 compact sporting layout shot in 3 squads, squad 1 was the top 5 shooters from the Pro class (CPSA AA + AAA), the 2nd squad was shooters 1 to 5 of the Open class (the rest) & the 3rd squad was numbers 6 to 10 of the Open class. HG from each squad to go into a 3 way shoot-off for a HG prize of a shotgun (Chard's coveted Hatstand semi-auto )

the Pro squad was won by Tim Webster with a 20/25, knocking out Kevin Mayor. The Open 2nd squad (6 to 10) was won with a 15/25 and my squad, I had finished 4th in the open class, was won with another 20/25 unfortunately it wasn't me, I was 1 behind on a 19 This was a really tough layout with only 1 gimme target from the 5, two of the simultaneous doubles were definitely a matter of good fortune.

The shoot-off, on the same layout, was a walk in the park for the young lad, he had just warmed up and stormed home with a 22/25 and went home the proud owner of a Hatstand.

 

I didn't go home empty handed, I won 1st in the open class of the 50 sporting. I was going to persuade the young lad to sign up for Pigeon Watch so he could shoot at Hodnet but we, the Glorious North, are going to kick *** by such a margin that I just didn't want to heap even more humiliation on the shandy drinking southern softies.

 

Mr Potter

 

 

Nice Arrows, Mr P.

 

You paid all that ******* money and you didn't twiddle once

 

Bit of a setback for the Norf, Mr P. I think Beretta is going to struggle with the date.

They're going for May and it's a Bank Holiday, which causes him work problems. I do believe

 

It's Southern skullduggery afoot

[100milesaway]

Well shot Mr Potter, yes the young Mr Webster is doing really well at the moment. Oh for some younger eyes.. I will still be attending Hodnet, we will just have to try harder if Beretta doesn't make it. from Auntie

[Catamong]

Yeah, great shooting Mr P, you've sussed out that you don't need loads of choke to shoot good scores at Sporting.

 

I've stuck with 1/4 & 3/8 in my Gamba since the European FITASC last July, and at no time have felt "under-choked".

 

I can't get the damn things out now for the guns once yearly cleaning session, they're welded in real solid..!! :o

 

Cat.

[Ian E]

Nice write up Mr P, interesting read.

[Mr Potter]

Bit of a setback for the Norf, Mr P. I think Beretta is going to struggle with the date.

They're going for May and it's a Bank Holiday, which causes him work problems. I do believe

 

It's Southern skullduggery afoot

 

Agree with you there Chard me old chutney but if Beretta can't make it we will all have to strive for that extra target sorry clay. I am still supremely confident that the trophy is only heading one one and it ain't South :o

 

You are right again about the Southern skullduggery, some of those white socks wearing XR3 driving friends of Onan would stop at nothing to attempt to deny the North. What we have to look out for, and I wouldn't put it past them, is an influx of new forum members especially with names similar to digwood/digweed, folds/fauld or a new female member called cheryl hull or hall. Lets face it, it's the only way they could win

 

Yours in victory (no not the cartridges)

 

Mr P

[Chard]

Agree with you there Chard me old chutney but if Beretta can't make it we will all have to strive for that extra target sorry clay. I am still supremely confident that the trophy is only heading one one and it ain't South :o

 

You are right again about the Southern skullduggery, some of those white socks wearing XR3 driving friends of Onan would stop at nothing to attempt to deny the North. What we have to look out for, and I wouldn't put it past them, is an influx of new forum members especially with names similar to digwood/digweed, folds/fauld or a new female member called cheryl hull or hall. Lets face it, it's the only way they could win

 

Yours in victory (no not the cartridges)

 

Mr P

 

 

Yes indeed, victory is ours.

 

I have a few tricks of my own. You'll notice how I managed to weld Cat's chokes into his gun.

He hasn't realised they're both skeet chokes yet. Ideal for those screaming 60 yard crossers along the ridge at Hodnet

 

The thot plickens

[beretta]

yes im afraid it looks like curtains for me at hodnet bank hols are the worst possible time.

 

if you think about it the north only needs its top 8 scores to beat the souths 10 anyway. give em 20 start to make it interesting :o

[paulos]

Isn't the Bank Holiday Weekend the same as the UK Grand Masters at Southdown? Will that preclude anybody else from shooting?