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KAC at the Range

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The Volusia Country Gun and Hunt Club had a Vendor day last Saturday.

Myself and Casey participated from KAC.
McMillan, Chey-Tac and several other companies participated as well.

Ranges from 300yds to 1000yrds where available for civilian sports shooting enthusiasts to come out and trial the wares from companies.

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Great event and an opportunity for the manufacturers to directly relate with the customers, and give interested individuals in longer range shooting an opportunity to try out some of the wares prior to purchase.

Personally my 3 yr old son Troy got to shoot some subsonic .308 from a friends guns.
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He was a little puzzled on the subsonic bullet drop - so he's got more learning to do...
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I was 12mils to the 1000yrd target in the 16" SR-25.
Kevin S. Boland

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Way to get the little soul stealer started early!!!! I always like seeing little kids enjoying shooting.
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That's awesome!! Great pics through the CQBSS.
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Kevin I think you have a little Operator on your hands! 8)
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KevinB wrote: Personally my 3 yr old son Troy got to shoot some subsonic .308 from a friends guns.
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He was a little puzzled on the subsonic bullet drop - so he's got more learning to do...
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:shock: Damn!!! Taht hair!!!!!!

:lol: That's awesome. It's doing stuff like this with your father that you'll always remember. I'm sure he will be very thankful someday!
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Righteous!

I can't wait to do stuff like this with my son.
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KevinB wrote: Image
When shooting with this scope do you dial your elevation on the turrets or do you just use the the reticle?
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We were simply using the reticle.
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That is kind of what I figured, thanks for the reply!
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