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Cushak · October 5th, 2008, 02:32

Badminton netting from canadian tire. Square's are 1.5-2".

Also getting better with my APS, been practicing more. With gusty crosswind, I can hit a man sized target %80 of the time at 175' (actually measured out the distances). In time I'd like to increase it another 50 feet.

I'll try that brown out. I'll be heading out to one of our local fields and I'll get some pics of the ghillie actually in the environment, see if you guys have any other tips.

What about the length of my jute strands? They range anywhere from 6" to 15". For a mainly grassy area, would that work ok?

And, do the thick strips work well? Again, even in the wooded parts there's pretty much grass everywhere, so I don't want to overdo it with the thick strips, making it too "woodlandy".

EDIT: Also, I was wondering - do any of you have a system setup for securing your rifle to the front of your chest for crawling, and than pulling it up when needed? Or would that just get in the way too much?

October 5th, 2008, 02:32	#151
Cushak Trader rating Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Saskatoon/Moose Jaw	Badminton netting from canadian tire. Square's are 1.5-2". Also getting better with my APS, been practicing more. With gusty crosswind, I can hit a man sized target %80 of the time at 175' (actually measured out the distances). In time I'd like to increase it another 50 feet. I'll try that brown out. I'll be heading out to one of our local fields and I'll get some pics of the ghillie actually in the environment, see if you guys have any other tips. What about the length of my jute strands? They range anywhere from 6" to 15". For a mainly grassy area, would that work ok? And, do the thick strips work well? Again, even in the wooded parts there's pretty much grass everywhere, so I don't want to overdo it with the thick strips, making it too "woodlandy". EDIT: Also, I was wondering - do any of you have a system setup for securing your rifle to the front of your chest for crawling, and than pulling it up when needed? Or would that just get in the way too much?