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12-11-12, 03:04
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As you can see in the second photograph the set up was highly inaccurate. Though fall of shot pattern was highly regular they, none the less, fell either side of the target bicycle using both the 75mm and the .5
This despite an arrow target indicator and extremely close range. 
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12-11-12, 03:41
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Err, umm
What 'set up was highly inaccurate' and how does it apply to my post? Thanks for taking the time to respond but I have no idea what you are referring to. I managed to borrow a copy of Greenhous's history from the local UoT library and he indicated that the RCD appreciated the extra firepower that the the GMC's could provide. 'Accuracy' didn't seem to be the issue at hand. BTW, I'd love to add a copy of the Greenhous book to my library if there's one going cheap, (i.e. $30.00 + shipping). Just throwing it out there.
Cheers, Dave
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12-11-12, 05:12
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My apologies Dave...just an attempt at some amusement. If you noticed in the second photo there is a bicycle leaning against the wall with what appear to be bullet holes either side of it .
I thought it would be amusing to suppose that the half track had been practice shooting at it .  
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