DigDug
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Currently have three members interested in a beginners class in late May. Bumping to the top in the hope of getting more interest. Need a couple more folks. PM if you are interested or have questions. Thanks.
You should be able to shoot more this time out and I would suggest you bring 150-160 rounds. Having a few extra rounds is cheap insurance in case we have some sort of issue. You may not need it all, but I hate to have anyone run out and you are always welcome to take it home, leaving it here is, of course, optional.I have two questions.
The first is about round counts. Last year we had 150 rounds, Which i don't think I used that many last year. Will the round count be the same or increase due to the smaller class sizes?
Our operations will be roughly centered between Louisa and Gordonsville, and we'll be meeting in Gordonsville, at least on Day One and probably Day Two as well.The last question is campgrounds. Any recommendations? Looks like there are a few by the lake and one outside of Louisa.
I don't blame you there. $225 is steep.I agree with everything you said. I took the class last year and stayed in the holiday inn. the reason I was asking about camping because the 3 hotels in orange have no rooms available. I haven't tried B&B's yet. that is my next step. I also do not want to stay in Culpeper the drive is probably 45 minutes to and hour. it is more about being close than saving money. now don't get me wrong I don't want to pay $225 a night for a room either. so camping seems like a good alternative.
I checked the shady tree cottage and it is also booked.
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Anyone able to switch beginners class date with me? I signed up for the April 22-23 dates. They just announced my daughters soccer schedule and low and behold the 2 games which are furthest away are now on that weekend.
Received and replied.
If the other date that you want isn't filled or someone doesn't want to switch I will take your spot. I'm not in any class yet.
I am heading out to shoot with Ed on 7/15. I don't mind taking 1-2 intermediate/advanced shooters with me.
If you're interested, let me know.
Question for those that have attended. I'm shopping for a bipod and am looking at the Harris SLM in 6-9", and 9-13". I don't want to spend the money for both. Do I need the 9-13 to get out to 1200yds, and if I go with it, will it be too high for the closer distances?