Shooter13
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Funny how an $800 horse can cost $20KHorses ain't cheap neither....
Funny how an $800 horse can cost $20KHorses ain't cheap neither....
True, but some of the money comes from the points the team’s acquire from each race where only the cars from first through tenth get a point. Each point is worth $ 2 million dollars, which accumulate, and at the end of the race season, that money is given back to those team’s that acquired points from the whole season. That is part of the reason that some of the team’s such as Mercedes, and Red Bull, have been the front runners for a number of years now. They have been getting the lions share. Ferrari, McLaren, and Williams get extra money for being legacy team’s, but F1 under their new ownership and rules will have an imposed cap on spending come the 2022 season. Along with a whole new specifications for the cars, and a new wheel size should hopefully even out the team’s. Also. The team’s spend a lot of their own money. Yes some comes from sponsors, but some of that comes from the team’s pockets.F1 teams have a lot of thier expense cover by sponsors and advertising.
Whereas you guys are paying out of pocket.
My friends daughter competed. Don’t remember what form but do remember the horse cost more than all of my guns and ammo combined.Heck I'll join in, try two daughters into horses, one hunter jumper competition the other dressage. I thought buying good horses was expensive, the real expenses came later lol. Those years did make for a lot a good memories with two kids who were never any trouble.
The horses did make it easier to justify shooting BR, attending the Super Shoot paled in comparison to couple of horse shows.
My race cars did not cost much sitting in the garage; horses don't stop eating or acquiring vet bills if you don't use themHeck I'll join in, try two daughters into horses, one hunter jumper competition the other dressage. I thought buying good horses was expensive, the real expenses came later lol. Those years did make for a lot a good memories with two kids who were never any trouble.
The horses did make it easier to justify shooting BR, attending the Super Shoot paled in comparison to couple of horse shows.
You didn't have to shovel anything up either did you....My race cars did not cost much sitting in the garage; horses don't stop eating or acquiring vet bills if you don't use them.
I always figured that was your D #. I jumped a lot with Lou Sanborn D1 for years. Easily spend $5k for a rig back in the day.If you think shooting is costly , try Skydiving , upper level ( not PRO ) Drag Racing , or being a top-level , low-handicap Golfer . Anybody looked at greens fees at better courses lately ? Been to all those places , and over-all , shooting is still cheaper .
Nothing other than the occasional pile of splintered carbon fiber and egoYou didn't have to shovel anything up either did you....
Heck I'll join in, try two daughters into horses, one hunter jumper competition the other dressage. I thought buying good horses was expensive, the real expenses came later lol. Those years did make for a lot a good memories with two kids who were never any trouble.
The horses did make it easier to justify shooting BR, attending the Super Shoot paled in comparison to couple of horse shows.
That's like $350-$400 in ammoWOW!!!
That's like $350-$400 in ammo, then you add in travel, lodging and food on top of match fees.
A fella could easily spend $1500-$2000 for a match.
It’s best if you don’t try to add up the costsWOW!!!
That's like $350-$400 in ammo, then you add in travel, lodging and food on top of match fees.
A fella could easily spend $1500-$2000 for a match.
I might’ve been with you that day in the pits because I remember talking to somebody and we were calculating not only the amount of money per relay but physically how much money was inside that berm after just shooting nationals not to mention a year of shooting into the berm.One afternoon in the pits at Raton a long time ago I started the mental math to figure out how much the Berger sales were per relay at the FCNC or FCWC, I forget which.
I decided I needed to not think about that any more.
Try the Brooks motel on 56thWell...I did the Priceline, hotells.com, etc....thing looking for a room in MT for the 1000 yard IBS nats. Best deal was around $1,200.00 for 4 nights just for the room.
Looks like I am going "jeeping".
Tod