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   Timmay liked post by johnd On thread : thinking about an ultra light 260 build school me up

   bog standard Model Seven 260 weighs 3.2 kg thats with a 520 gram scope. And the wooden stock is 650 grams Just sayin.

   Liked On: 11-08-2020, 08:42 PM

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   Finnwolf liked post by johnd On thread : Pack organising

   Yup dry bags is the answer, different colours help too if you have a few the same size. big dry bag for dry clothes and sleepwear, smaller ones for smaller needs. As has been said put the same shit...

   Liked On: 09-08-2020, 09:39 PM

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   tetawa liked post by johnd On thread : Humping & Fisting

   Seems a normal H and F responce ( high price tag )

   Liked On: 08-08-2020, 07:19 PM

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   ebf liked post by johnd On thread : What happens to factory brass on first firing ?

   The brass expanding has to come from somewhere so if its not spreading from the web as in your typical start of case seperation then the OA length has to shorten or suck back down as the walls...

   Liked On: 07-08-2020, 11:25 PM

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   Bill999 liked post by johnd On thread : Rabbit board Shotgun

   I had the ubiquitous pest board Baikal O/U double trigger, you could kill bunnies out past 60 M ( right on the limit of your helmet light ) I reckon the choking was full and fuller. I liked the...

   Liked On: 07-08-2020, 12:48 PM

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   rugerman liked post by johnd On thread : Your opinion of tofu.

   I only hunt wild Tofu, the stuff in the supermarkets is pretty bland, a bit like comparing rutting stag shot by yourself to the supermarket venison mince they sell for $10 a Kg. As it is quite soft...

   Liked On: 06-08-2020, 09:20 AM

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   ebf liked post by johnd On thread : 440m ladder test

   So it shoots 1 MOA with a slight change in powder loads is all I can interpret from that. If saving powder and projectiles is the aim of the test ( and getting the job done in a short time frame )...

   Liked On: 04-08-2020, 09:15 PM

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   Moa Hunter liked post by johnd On thread : Your opinion of tofu.

   I only hunt wild Tofu, the stuff in the supermarkets is pretty bland, a bit like comparing rutting stag shot by yourself to the supermarket venison mince they sell for $10 a Kg. As it is quite soft...

   Liked On: 03-08-2020, 07:51 PM

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   Happy Jack liked post by johnd On thread : Your opinion of tofu.

   I only hunt wild Tofu, the stuff in the supermarkets is pretty bland, a bit like comparing rutting stag shot by yourself to the supermarket venison mince they sell for $10 a Kg. As it is quite soft...

   Liked On: 02-08-2020, 07:36 PM

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    Frogfeatures liked post by johnd On thread : Your opinion of tofu.

    I only hunt wild Tofu, the stuff in the supermarkets is pretty bland, a bit like comparing rutting stag shot by yourself to the supermarket venison mince they sell for $10 a Kg. As it is quite soft...

    Liked On: 02-08-2020, 02:51 PM

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    Max Headroom liked post by johnd On thread : Your opinion of tofu.

    I only hunt wild Tofu, the stuff in the supermarkets is pretty bland, a bit like comparing rutting stag shot by yourself to the supermarket venison mince they sell for $10 a Kg. As it is quite soft...

    Liked On: 02-08-2020, 12:32 PM

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    mimms2 liked post by johnd On thread : Your opinion of tofu.

    I only hunt wild Tofu, the stuff in the supermarkets is pretty bland, a bit like comparing rutting stag shot by yourself to the supermarket venison mince they sell for $10 a Kg. As it is quite soft...

    Liked On: 02-08-2020, 11:38 AM

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    nowool liked post by johnd On thread : Are magnetic force restoration scales worth it?

    You would be surprised how easy it is to steady the beam with a touch of the thumb too. I prefer good quality beam scale over anything else. I prefer a good quality thrower and fine powder even more.

    Liked On: 29-07-2020, 03:26 AM

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    shooternz liked post by johnd On thread : Are magnetic force restoration scales worth it?

    You would be surprised how easy it is to steady the beam with a touch of the thumb too. I prefer good quality beam scale over anything else. I prefer a good quality thrower and fine powder even more.

    Liked On: 24-07-2020, 09:02 PM

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    ebf liked post by johnd On thread : Are magnetic force restoration scales worth it?

    You would be surprised how easy it is to steady the beam with a touch of the thumb too. I prefer good quality beam scale over anything else. I prefer a good quality thrower and fine powder even more.

    Liked On: 23-07-2020, 05:36 PM

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