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Not local but in Oz - I got one from BRT a while back
https://www.brtshooterssupply.com.au/product/protektor-front-bag-small-owl-ear-leather/

You only get three guesses ... :thumbsup:

Classic :thumbsup:

That stuff is a low density filler type product you would be far better off using something a bit more appropriate that is actually designed to be drilled/tapped ...

You're a tease gimp :thumbsup:

He's not seriously asking for advice though :thumbsup:

It's not something you even really notice in "real world" use

gonetropo might be a good man to ask

Shot placement is a key part of ethical hunting irrespective of calibre ...

I would give Murfs Precision Rifles in Renwick a go if I was getting a rifle bedded

Best to get the first scratches and dings done straight away I reckon! :thumbsup:

Just use the hand straps on the poles and loop each strap over the other pole ...

Buy the new Hilux Tahr you know you want to :thumbsup:

Nice! I will be interested to see what that goes for and if it ends up at my place :thumbsup:

Some of you guys are trying really hard to make this difficult like gimp said "it's not that complicated" :thumbsup:

grandpamac it's a 3-10x power scope - if you are using the reticle dots/hashes you're are going to be on max power anyway so that's not an actual problem.

NZDA range out at McLean’s Island

https://nzdacanterbury.org/meetings-range-days/

and the NZHA range next door which I think has a public night on Tuesday?

"It's a mil-dot reticle with half mil hashes ..."

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https://acfab.co.nz/

I am looking at getting bash plates for my Hilux from these guys - looks pretty good and local too!

It's a mil-dot reticle with half mil hashes and you can easily extrapolate between the reticle dots and hashes to .25 mil and less. I run a 200m zero and just hold for whatever amount of mils I need...

From the linked article "Some believe Remington is primarily shifting to the South to reduce labour and operational costs"

I had a 2023 auto Hilux on loan for a while last year - great to drive in town, on the open road and for the little bit of gravel road driving I did. I do own a manual 70 series so more than happy to...

Great post 100% agree :thumbsup:

Here is a pic of the same setup for a 223. Later versions have the spacer spot welded in place but I seem to remember that in the older ones the spacer is loose. The 222/223 magazine box is a bit...

I tried some Ruffwear dog boots on my old dog when she had an injured paw and although they were 100% the correct size per the paw width they wouldn't tighten up enough around her skinny legs so...