Or maybe the people who've turned up recently don't realize there's a place they can shamefacedly confess their daftest mishaps :devil:
I'd be one of them
Or maybe the people who've turned up recently don't realize there's a place they can shamefacedly confess their daftest mishaps :devil:
In that case, The Golden Flinger Fonz Award forum is the place to go!I'd be one of them
I wonder if many target cubs insist on rule 307-type clothing at normal club shoots. Mine doesn't. I've worn fluorescent T shirts in the past and usually blue denim jeans.I didnt like GNAS for their idiotic rules especially dress code and the same for AGB.
I am sure I would not be welcome in many of the target clubs.
Mine used to for club trophy shoots, but hasn't done so for over a decade now.I wonder if many target cubs insist on rule 307-type clothing at normal club shoots. Mine doesn't. I've worn fluorescent T shirts in the past and usually blue denim jeans.
Not only tournaments, but target tournaments (so not field, clout, flight). Though my county field champs does (for some reason) have "rule 307 will be applied" on the entry form, possibly because they only change the date and whomever wrote it in the first place didn't know better. Of course, TOs have the right to apply the rules they want to, if they do it again I might ask the judges if they're planning on enforcing the rule at equipment inspection!It's also worth noting that rule 307 actually applies to record shoots. It doesn't specify other types of shoot but some organisers want it to apply to their tournaments too. But when they put on the entry "rule 307 applies" I don't think they really know what rule 307 is.
I've shot target for over 30 years. I've never once been asked to leave a shooting line. Any old T shirt, any old fleece, any old work clothes, cargoes, work boots, triple weave combats, never once been questioned. Black craghoppers £25 and a black or white polo shirt at tournaments and RS. Nobody has time to ask if they are club colours. I'm sure you would be welcome in most target clubs, even oursI didnt like GNAS for their idiotic rules especially dress code ...
I really pity target archers with all their stupid rules and regulations all I want to do is shoot arrows at targets and enjoy myself ...
I am sure I would not be welcome in many of the target clubs.