Pistols are just lots of fun. I think long range riles are more a technical sport where pistols are a draw and fire and have fun sport.
Both are great though
AusTac wrote:To borrow one without some knob breathing down your neck wouldn't you still need a cat H? I thought it was the license that came with the minimum requirements and not the pistol ownership? If not i'm going renting!
vmaxaust wrote:
Once the full license is through you shoot whenever you want with club guns. You do not have to do an annual minimum competition shoots.
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in2anity wrote:In my books, once you're zeroed, the physical act of bench-rest shooting is not what I'd call "challenging".
bladeracer wrote:in2anity wrote:In my books, once you're zeroed, the physical act of bench-rest shooting is not what I'd call "challenging".
They don't even have to be zeroed do they, they're only shooting for group size not score?
AusTac wrote:To borrow one without some knob breathing down your neck wouldn't you still need a cat H?
AusTac wrote:I thought it was the license that came with the minimum requirements and not the pistol ownership? If not i'm going renting!
vmaxaust wrote:Once the NORI's are done you can apply for a Provisional Handgun License. The club puts this application in for you if they believe you are mastering the handgun shooting process effectively.