Author Ste Gough
I recently got Chat GPT to build me a PC spec for a new PC – Risky, I know. Whilst Chat GPT specified an MSI version of this card, whilst I was putting the parts list together on Amazon, I… Continue Reading →
I recently went through the process of building myself a new PC, from the ground up. My previous i7-3770k based system was beging to show signs of aging – Windows 11 Compatibility lock-out, adobe products moaning about my Radeon HD7700… Continue Reading →
My band, My Great Affliction, recently released their first new music in 5 years, since Poison Remedy – My Great Affliction. Fail was released on Monolithic Records on 27th July 2024 across all digital platforms. Black Country based heavy rockers… Continue Reading →
If, like me, you have a collection of video backups on your computer that spans a long time, you’ve probably got a mixture of file type, file size, resolution, aspect ratios and more, some of which are not the most… Continue Reading →
With the ever expanding number of shooting disciplines and organisations popping up, there appears to be an increasing number of rules to be aware of within specific disciplines, such as Benchrest where the methods of scoring targets vary by not… Continue Reading →
Practical shooting, shooting whilst moving -engaging multiple targets from multiple distances from various shooting positions, has been a growing passion of mine over the past few years. In 2019 I managed to secure the Grand Aggregate win for the NRA… Continue Reading →
How Much Does A Click Move My Bullet? For me, one of the big issues I had when starting shooting was the uncertainty to everything surrounding the rifle. Shooting from a sling with iron sights there was so much to… Continue Reading →
My Great Affliction, comprising of Ste Gough – Guitar + Vocals, Daz Wright – Bass + Backing Vocals and Craig Horobin on Drums, released their first new music for 6 years in the shape of their new Single, Poison Remedy…. Continue Reading →
Batch Testing .22lr At Eley, UK A couple of years ago, I wrote about batch testing ammunition with Lapua at Bisley, UK. Well, the rounds that I purchased following the testing at the Lord Roberts Centre finally dried up. Living… Continue Reading →