Well, it's been a while since I posted on this thread.
And that's because it's AGES since I paid the range a visit. I've been spending all my time ratting.
I put that right last Friday. I went with a plan to swap the scopes on my rifles so that I could hook my NV rig up on my PCP with an AO scope.
Best laid plans and all that ............... there wasn't enough room on the AO scope to accommodate all the mounts and rails of the NV rig.
But my faffing about meant that I was obliged to re-zero my guns which is probably not a bad thing.
Here's a vid of my
30 Yard Zeroing.
Fascinating footage, eh?
Note that it's not that bad from the start but definitely needed a little tweak.
Zeroing completed I set about doing a bit of plinking.
For those that like to watch that sort of thing here are a couple of plinking vids :
30 Yard PlinkingA Little More PlinkinigNow I know you fine folk would like to see something a little more spectacular so here's another vid (save yourself a tenner at the cinema and watch this beautiful parody of "Dunkirk") :
First Plaster of Paris Battalion takes a Pasting.
Look at the dust fly!!!!!!
I thought that another slight tweak to the zero was required so I did that before
Finishing Off The Plaster of Paris Battalion Survivors.
It was a good session. I'd forgotten that range time can be so enjoyable; nice company, comfortable surroundings, VERY affordable and reassurance that one's zero is OK.
I packed up my gear and headed home (via my ratting permission).