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06 August 2012, 17:53
LE270
Forum for competitive shooting.
In another post to this forum I suggested a forum for Olympic shooting. Someone replied that this occurs only every four years, so there doesn't seem to be enough need for it.

What about a forum for ALL competitive shooting sports? That would cover any organized shooting events, anywhere in the world.

People sometimes post things about competitive shooting on other AR forums. But having a forum devoted to all and only competitive shooting would offer a place to discuss any competitive shooting events, give acknowledgment to shooters who do well, and so on.


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06 August 2012, 18:14
DRG
Done.

Don
06 August 2012, 23:58
LE270
quote:
Originally posted by DRG:

Done.

Don


Thank you.


"How's that whole 'hopey-changey' thing working out for ya?"
07 August 2012, 02:58
Navaluk
we could have a sub category for Whitetail deer.
07 August 2012, 07:46
Peter
Can they post on this website?
Peter.


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08 August 2012, 23:42
<Andrew cempa>
If you are interested in High Power (NRA/CMP) then nationalmacth.us is where you should go.

Pretty much each discipline has its own forum(s) already, such as the HP and long range forums for the above address. Bullseye/NRA conventional/CMP service pistol can be found as well.

Of course, USPSA/IPSC and IDPA SASS, metallic Silhoutte, small bore etc also have their own forums.

I doubt there will much cross over to a newer forum when these already have been around for decades....
09 August 2012, 01:50
Sam
Way back when the "Benchrest and Target Forum" was started as a place to talk about match shooting.

The forum has grown a lot since then.


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