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Old 08-31-2012, 10:02 AM   #14
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Default Re: JULY 3, 1863 PICKET'S CHARGE

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Originally Posted by jack404 View Post
it was a 400 yard shot to re-enact the shot cook fired at aborigines in queensland on a sandy beach , the beach was raked well and then shot at so shot pattern was easy to see

the townsville range staff did the shot and i was at 2/4 RAR in them days

the pattern was elliptical where it landed and theres 200 grape sized shot in that calico bag average distance between shot was 2 foot at 400 and we estimated they go through three folks for sure 4 debatable depending on the hits in front , and found a crew mans dairy note that 100 fell from that single shot may not be a exaggeration ,

if he did that in Hawaii he may have made it home
Sounded that it would have definitely caused a change in attitude and certainly would have left a mark LOL
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