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Jun 5, 2009

Photos From BAGA Field Target shoot

I have put up pictures from the FT shoot in Wisconsin . They are not the best but I hope every one enjoys them. The guys at BAGA put on a good shoot and a nice lunch. We had 5 shooters go up and compete, with Buddy finishing 3rd after a shoot... more

Previous blog entries:
Apr 27	-	Spring of 2009
Dec 18	-	F'ing New Guy
Dec 15	-	Ok Guys The site is open for buissness

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Jun 22, 2009

2009 Good Old Boys Championship
11 Photos

BAGA FT Opener May 30, 2009
14 Photos

More spring of 2009
20 Photos

Spring 2009 Shoot
26 Photos

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Jun 22, 2009

YouTube - FT clip 3

Previous videos:
Jun 22	-	2009 GOB Championship Shoot Clip # 2
Jun 22	-	2009 Championship Shoot
Dec 15	-	PICT0162.AVI

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ozarkchronicles wrote on Nov 29, '10

Well, I am back, after a year or two of slowly getting into air guns, I just bought my first PCP. I bought a Benjamin Marauder (.22). After about a 2hr session on sunday, I am really really pleased with the accuracy of the gun i got. Do you guys schedule any fall / winter / early spring shoots? I would prefer to shoot during the colder months, but not really sure if many people do.

--Matt Tucker

jimijams wrote on Mar 13, '10

Hi guy's I'm new here and want to have more info on your club. I have and Airforce Talon and a Bigcat springer and want to see how you guys do it.... Please tell me where you are located so I can come see what I need to really have fun..Thanks..

lg110 wrote on Feb 14, '10

Welcome to the dark side, Pumping is a major B&%^& but it can be done without a to much pain, Conan method. Or buy a used Scuba tank for about $100.00 and a fill whip for $30.00 and fills at about $6.00 is much easier then after you run the tank below your optimal fill pressure can top off your rifle with your pump.

rhudson65 wrote on Feb 1, '10

I am about to become a PCP owner for the first time. Before I go overboard wanted to ask some experienced shooters if you recommend starting with a hand pump and getting used to things or going staright to the scuba tank method. If tank were do you guys go in St Louis for your air?

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