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JIt was on the third day of our hunt when i finally got some shot opportunities! but I must be honest, I wasn't worried or frustrated as...
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JOur first day hunting included the trip to the range where we sighted in Haardus' LH Rem 700 in 308 Win for Susan to use on her hunt. As...
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JDid some more fireforming this morning. Got 30 more rounds down and cases formed. This outing was with 140g NBT seconds, 50g RL23 and...
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JYes, my Dad landed a new job and I think he is quite liking it, so that is very nice.
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JWhen I worked in a group that had its own tech support person, he told me to be sure to do always two things: 1. Always log out from...
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Jjimbires replied to the thread Chronograph.Me too
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JGuy, despite the presence of a Garmin (or a LabRadar or an Oehler), I keep my notebook on the bench with me. I suppose that makes me...
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JCaught the bumblebee at the crepe myrtle yesterday morning. Olympus OM-D with the 100-400mm Olympus telephoto lens. It has a "close...
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JWell, Susan and I finally made it back to Canada yesterday! A little extra unplanned adventure on our trip resulted in 5 weeks in the...
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JJust picked these up at the taxidermist shop. Very pleased with the work. They sit on a polished pinion stump on a 1” dowel so you can...
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Jjimbires reacted to TackDriver284's post in the thread How much of the neck do you bushing size? with
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Jim, you are spot on. I do it the same way. Also using the correct cutter angle helps according to shoulder angle. -
Jjimbires replied to the thread How much of the neck do you bushing size?.I "never " cut into the shoulder , when I turn necks . I cut until I just kiss , or scratch the shoulder . that's as deep as I go ...
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Jjimbires replied to the thread How much of the neck do you bushing size?.we all know brass moves , or we would not have to trim our cases . donuts are formed from thicker shoulder brass moving into neck...
