[ARCHIVED THREAD] - FNRL (Page 1 of 3)
Posted: 4/12/2013 11:15:36 AM EDT
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Old thread dropped off into the archives, long live the new thread. Friday night Rifle League at West Coast Armory. Weekly 2 gun shoot. Starts at 7:00 PM, runs until about 10:00. $15 Minimum to bring; 40 rounds rifle 12 rounds pistol Sling Holster Two rifle mags One pistol mag Recommended Extra ammo Weapon light Experience dynamic shooting. |
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Mind the 180.
Finger out of the trigger gaurd while moving. Don't shoot the floors, walls or ceiling. No handling of firearms behind the line and only the shooter is to handle firearms. Take it slow if you are new. Help tape targets and break down the setup. No AP ammo, tracers or ammo above 308 in power. (Debatable, ask range staff) Have fun and learn something! |
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Hi all, Kinda new here but I have been following the old thread have been meaning to head out to FNRL since I moved to Washington. I have poked in and out of west coast a couple of times. Has there been good turn out since the big scare? Participation has been steady, I haven't seen a drop off at all. It's still the most attended of the action shooting nights, IDPA, IPSC, etc. I'd estimate in the ~25 ahooters per night range. 2 runs for each shooter still standard. More help taping speeds up the reset which speeds up the entire process. |
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In Vintage FNRL footage to compare tonight to. Is that 8mm film? |
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23 Skidoo! |
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My favorite vintage. "An impertinent little muscatel from Wednesday a week ago" Quoted:
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I guess I meant vintage like gas station wine, about a year old. Mad Dog's some fine ass shit! At 10 AM. |
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We can tell fairly quickly.
If you shoot the table instead of the target - that's a dead give away. In general, you should be competent in manipulating your rifle safely. You are running around, shooting rapidly, changing magazines and transitioning to a side arm. Your first several times, don't try to beat the clock. Run through smoothly and safely. Biggest things are no handling of firearms behind the line, only the shooter may load or handle the rifles, side arms on those waiting in the back are cold and in holsters. Muzzle and trigger finger discipline. The ROs will cover the safety rules before we start. No pressure, just be safe first and foremost. |
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Blargh, rusty... If smooth is slow, and slow is fast, I'm fast as fuck. Last weeks and last Fri's. You have style while you do it I'm jelly of the guns you were shooting.
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If you ever go on Ballistics by the inch, for standard ball, the Muzzle velocity peaks at around 14-15" IIRC, and then actually DROPS after that. With the 18" or so barrel I believe that the gas pressure is significantly dropping before the bullet even exits the muzzle (On BBTI, an 18" barrel has about the same MV at a 5-6" barrel!) In effect self suppressing. |
