petemacsydney wrote:Soooo, are noobs welcome... I'm tempted...
of course mate, there are new blokes and ladies that turn up every time. people with kids, dogs. the hardest thing about the whole thing is managing your ammo supplies so you can shoot on day 2, some of us have resorted to taking all out reloading gear to overcome that
there's plenty of spots to sleep in the sheds (neer the fire if it's cold), sleep in the car or bring a tent or caravan, last time there were a couple of really nice camper trailers
probably the best thing is getting to talk to lots of shooters from different backgrounds and experience levels, look at their gear and most will happily let you shoot it too. take a turn at shooting longer ranges, shoot standing, what ever. there will be plenty of shotguns for use if you'd like to have a crack and you can do the handgun safety course and try pistol shooting too
Chronos