Mulligan
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All,
We have a retired navy pilot that shoots with us who must have been an English Prof in a previous life.
He call me recently and asked why benchrest shooters were using the term "agg" at the last BR match. He is going to start shooting 600 yard benchrest with us and came out to see what it was about. He volunteered to call the line for me at the last match so he could join in. I explained to BR shooters, it means the average of the group size. Of course he said "you mean average....you should be saying average".
We all know, we mean average, but where did the term "agg" come from and why do we use it?
Does anyone know the history of this?
Am I wrong, is there some secret BR dictionary the defines this word differently?
CW
We have a retired navy pilot that shoots with us who must have been an English Prof in a previous life.
He call me recently and asked why benchrest shooters were using the term "agg" at the last BR match. He is going to start shooting 600 yard benchrest with us and came out to see what it was about. He volunteered to call the line for me at the last match so he could join in. I explained to BR shooters, it means the average of the group size. Of course he said "you mean average....you should be saying average".
We all know, we mean average, but where did the term "agg" come from and why do we use it?
Does anyone know the history of this?
Am I wrong, is there some secret BR dictionary the defines this word differently?
CW
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