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    Note that the "trainer" is about to run a model train with targets downrange! Moving target practice. How often did they have to replace cars?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Womack View Post
    Note that the "trainer" is about to run a model train with targets downrange! Moving target practice. How often did they have to replace cars?

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    Bob, the train and carriages were obscured down range, only the targets were exposed.
    This system was in use at Singleton in 1966/67 at 3RTB, but the system was upgraded to a full CINIE Range by the time I was back in 1970.

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    Quote Originally Posted by muffett.2008 View Post
    system was upgraded to a full CINIE Range
    We too had the CINIE target range, was quite an improvement and decent training aid. Fire a shot, target freezes and a light exposes the strike on target.
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