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I mean the line of cadets. I'll give that position a try next time, just to try it........
34a cp., btg. Susa, 3° rgt. Alpini
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02-10-2017 01:45 AM
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Originally Posted by
Ovidio
I mean the line of cadets.
I think that would be the noisiest place in the world myself...
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I know the angle does not give a true perspective but I reckon the instructors would be getting a good dose of muzzle blast from the rifles in shotgunning with trap mainly elbows up, shooting skeet was not so much as it is a tad faster and tower well you just waited for the thrower noise and looked skyward as you walked down the line too ungainly to walk with a chicken wing! The hardest ones I tried to hit were the sparrows which were half the size of a standard clay and boy could they leave you behind especially if your up around the 20 yard line........Pull....... What the! where did it go.........
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Yup, specially with the US rifles, that position worked marvelously.
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