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#51 Post by **Sim G** » Mon Sep 22, 2014 8:23 pm

How does cowboy action shooting and the BWSS fit in with all this? Good job that corporate lot weren't at Phoenix a couple of years ago....!!!

Dougan · #52 Post by **Dougan** » Mon Sep 22, 2014 8:24 pm

phaedra1106 wrote:thermally lined Mossy Oak trousers

I've got some of those and think they're great - I got them for fishing, but they're perfect for shooting in the winter as well.

I've also got a Mossy Oak toilet seat...got it for a laugh at first, but it really does match the tiles nicely

#53 Post by **Individual** » Mon Sep 22, 2014 8:26 pm

Whilst we are on the subject...

Has anyone else seen those weird pervy leather wearing people with the funny hats and peculiar eyewear?

I've seen them hanging around at Bisley. I thought at first they were shooters, but they hardly seemed to fire any rounds from their primitive single shot rifles. Then they all cheered and carried one of their number off in a chair, I guess he must have hurt himself.

#54 Post by **Christel** » Mon Sep 22, 2014 8:38 pm

Kennyc :lol:

That was the wettest day at Bisley in living memory!
Excellent day that was.

Barrakan · #55 Post by **Barrakan** » Mon Sep 22, 2014 8:39 pm

I have only just started shooting on a regular basis and I normally wear my walking gear when on the range, but after my last outing my spiffing brightly coloured jacket took a battering. It's my own fault the jacket is designed for use when walking, not rolling about the floor in.

Going to dig out an old Dpm gortex smock to shoot in from now on, lesson learnt.

#56 Post by **Christel** » Mon Sep 22, 2014 8:43 pm

Duffeyeddoyle uttered the magic words that day when I got soaked on one shoulder wearing my surplus Eastern European army jacket and complained about it.

"It is surplus for a reason"

clapclap

Dougan · #57 Post by **Dougan** » Mon Sep 22, 2014 8:44 pm

Individual wrote:Whilst we are on the subject...

Has anyone else seen those weird pervy leather wearing people with the funny hats and peculiar eyewear?

I've seen them hanging around at Bisley. I thought at first they were shooters, but they hardly seemed to fire any rounds from their primitive single shot rifles. Then they all cheered and carried one of their number off in a chair, I guess he must have hurt himself.

May I just say on behalf of TR shooters... :55:

I bumped into Maggot wearing my TR jacket on Century a few weeks back...he was quite rude...but I'd of been disappointed had he not been razz

#58 Post by **kennyc** » Mon Sep 22, 2014 8:56 pm

christel wrote:Duffeyeddoyle uttered the magic words that day when I got soaked on one shoulder wearing my surplus Eastern European army jacket and complained about it.

"It is surplus for a reason"

clapclap

:lol: :lol:

techguy · #59 Post by **techguy** » Mon Sep 22, 2014 9:00 pm

Individual wrote:Whilst we are on the subject...

Has anyone else seen those weird pervy leather wearing people with the funny hats and peculiar eyewear?

I've seen them hanging around at Bisley. I thought at first they were shooters, but they hardly seemed to fire any rounds from their primitive single shot rifles. Then they all cheered and carried one of their number off in a chair, I guess he must have hurt himself.

Shooting the CSR match next month mate?

techguy · #60 Post by **techguy** » Mon Sep 22, 2014 9:01 pm

Sim G wrote:How does cowboy action shooting and the BWSS fit in with all this? Good job that corporate lot weren't at Phoenix a couple of years ago....!!!

That's the second post recently you've mentioned dressing up in leather chaps...getting more and more worried about you mate

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