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Prefer BFG's myself, have them on my 100series. Can't say I have ever had traction issues on the bitumen with them. I reckon the 100 would be on its side before it slid on bitumen.

No experience at all with the pirellies.

Yeah I know I have three 8 twist 223, 6.5x55 which is the slickest of the 3 and a 30/06. my usual method is bolt closed on empty chamber and de cocked at the same time. It's a pity that the mag length is too short in the 223 and long cal's needing to seat projectiles so deep to fit in the magazine....

I have used the Woodleigh 220gn in my 30-06 without any problems. I reckon I have probably chambered between 100 and 150 of these rounds as I originally loaded 200 and have just over 50 left. The thing I have noticed with the Tikka T3 is that the action is slick as duck shit and it can load a round ...

Camel wrote: ↑Wed Aug 29, 2018 11:03 pm

The Raven wrote: ↑Wed Aug 29, 2018 9:44 pm Three retards, Three calibres, three different stock finishes, and three different scopes.

kickinback wrote: ↑Wed Aug 29, 2018 8:31 pm
Will be staying at Bridgewater on the first night. Not to far from you.

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Nice, no boat paddles though?

Hello gents and thanks for the welcome back from all of you As to the specifics Lone rider I have missed all of you blokes :) Missed, I still have the catkiller. Interestingly at the 20th birthday celebrations for Arid Recovery I was told I had killed and autopsied over 3000 cats over a period of te...

Haven't visited the forums in a while and reading here made me realise I haven't reloaded since I moved south from Roxby. I have had a bit of shooting time but nothing like I used too. I can count the number of nights spotlighting on two hands and still have about 250 loaded rounds for the 204. Most...

Camel wrote:

trevort wrote:I was trying to be funny but you blokes would lose in a Mastermind to two short planks

Camel toe, you know the thing that comes before moose knuckle

Well thank you very much captain obvious

What he said

Camel wrote:Nope, got a dozen or so, they shoot really really well in my 17/222.

What, toes?

I only have ten, but to be fair mum and dad aren't cousins either

Sorry mate first thing in my head prior to reading the rest of the sentence

Might help or not My old man and his best mate are the sort of blokes that pull things apart to see how they work. Unlike many they also look for potential trouble spots, fix them and then put them back together. When his mate got a new Waeco not long after they were released they found a lot of the...

Outstanding piece of timber lawsie, I love the Circassian Walnut CZ uses. Way more figure than black walnut or young English walnut and without the expense.

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We run two roof mounted HID spotlights, 2 vehicle (driving) spotlights, 2 fridges, and aircon. Because of the need to stay on track we spend a lot of time stationary, while the shooter walks out to recover the cat or fox. In the summer when the temp never gets below 37 I was having a lot of duty cyc...

Knackers I have one on my HMR (6 power) and I love it. I found that when spotlighting I rarely changed the magnification on my variables anyway. And for the HMR the 6 power gives me enough magnification for the longer shots and plenty of field of view for the closer shots. Regarding lens quality I c...