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About LinkBacksI am able to clamp my press to the towbar on my vehicle when at the range. The main issue is weighing the powder at the range. I only have balance beam scales and they are a bit of a pain to level in the vehicle, and not get any wind!
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13-04-2013, 06:18 PM #23Caretaker
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