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Thanks guys, My daughter has taken up Indoor 25yd prone with me and has been shooting on a block for a few weeks now and her progress is such that I think we should put her in a sling now. We tried a few things based on my own setup but the proportions are a little different. I've brought home some ...

I have a paper copy of the full process but it's reasonably straightforward to follow. Rob. Hi Rob, Is this paper copy in the form of a document you could attach? I would be very interested to see it if it were possible. Thanks. Pete (PS. I heard there was a basic formula for arm length - sling len...

Haha! I was about to ask if you were married. ;)

I know how it is Jason, the money tree just doesn't seem to be in bloom right now.

I wasn't going to be surprised if that rifle went for $2k but $3k?? I was rather embarassed about my bid, lol.

Wow! Auction went for NZ$3040. Blew me out of the water.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing ... =217916987

Shooting Kiwi wrote:Wheels (just for you)

I have it on good authority that the 2000 is a disaster! No good at all. Don't waste your money.

Haha! You're good!!
Now I have the dilema of deciding whether you're putting me off or giving me more sound advice. ;)

Pete

Agh! You're not watching that one too are you? I have a bid on it, lol

If this is the case, are you (unconsciously?) constantly shifting focus between front sight and target? You must not do this! You must focus on the front sight only, and accept that the bull is blurred. Wow! I've been guilty of this. I made a deliberate change this week, as per advice, and my score...

The 50mm Celestron will work just fine for indoor shooting. It's what I first bought when I got started because it had the angled eyepiece and it was a reasonable price. I haven't replaced it yet. I shoot mostly pistol and even shoot FP at night on 25yd reduced targets with lights and I can see the...