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SNAP SHOT

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  1. threw a stick in the water mate.... just trying different settings and stuff....... ATB.
  2. Thanks kay, The cat, hmmmmm She's so funny my sis found her in a nightclub as a kitten, and walked about with her all night, took her home and the rest is history.... She can nearly always be found on the chair beside the keyboard for some reason..... Shes claimed it....lol Such a shame its so foggy i was really looking forward to some time out, but by god its cold out.... Snap.
  3. Sorry to hear that mate.... you will always have the memory of jabba, And you Will need another dog if you want to continue hunting right....? i'd personally get another... And as someone says no home is complete without a dog... Mans best friend.. Snap.
  4. Well heres an extensive list for you to browse over....... hope it helps http://www.heinnie.com/wn3Y2g781595/Knives/c-1-92/ ATB> Snap
  5. SNAP SHOT

    Johnny Cash

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AO9dbmJ_2zU This cuts me up at the minute........ Snap.
  6. redding or forrester dies if you are on a budget...... lee single stage press if you are on a budget, or a redding or rcbs press if you have a little cash. Steer away from the lee balance scales they are pants.... get rcbs, or a digital set if you prefer...... hope this helps.. Snap.
  7. you may find this intresting.......... http://forums.pigeon...477&mode=linear Although i never have seen a split case neck outta mine... ATB. Snap.
  8. hope you like it.............. watch out for the drummer hitting himself about 2 mins 5 secs or so.............lol http://www.youtube.c...h?v=_qdH7Pm90w4 And http://www.youtube.c...h?v=RYxe4zNjhZo enjoy...............
  9. personally i'd favour a 6mm ppc Super accurte round, this is gonna be an intresting thread, good luck with whatever you decide..... Snap.
  10. Good on you mate..... hope you get the weather to use it.............. not like here..................!!! Happy snapping.. Snap.
  11. BUT BUT BUT my new camera will get wet..................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  12. don't forget to give it a good cleaning before you shoot it.........!!!!!!!!!!!! health to enjoy.. Snap.
  13. the lees dies will perform well, but if you want to make your ammo the best it can be don't buy them, if you can get your hands on a concentricity gauge, check the runout on a fired case, run it through the lee die, to necksize it, then check the runout again.... they will produce quite good ammo, but i got rid of mine when i saw what was REALLY going on, If your on a budget the lee is the way to go... however having seen what i have seen and what my friends have seen with theirs, i wouldn't recommend lee dies...... just my humble opinion........ good luck
  14. wouldn't you know once i have time to reach for the camera the heavens open........ WHY ME LORD............................
  15. lovely shots kay..... but i think ones a robin.......... i might just get out in a little while, see what i can shoot..... with the camera for a change..... Snap.
  16. thats a stunning song kay, and one for the sis to play on the keyboard's.... oh and a fav from away back.....
  17. searched at work too on the net, to no avail....... simply 25 ltr, on every site...... ATB. Snap.
  18. one of my fav's ever...... close your eyes and put yer feet up.... SNAP.
  19. if you have handloading for competion by, glen d. zediker, he puts a good point across, that many handloaders seperate by weight only because they have scales, And states that it the primer pockets are clean, flash holes deburred, and case necks chamfered, then these are the best ways of improving consistancy..... and accuracy... If going to extreme lengths to see if your brass is good enough, then he suggests wall thickness of the cases as the most important factor. uniformity, body concentricity, neck concentricity, neck turning...... If you get pleasure from weighi
  20. in a factory rifle there is absolutely no need to weigh the cases, different case if the rifle is built to the tight tolerences of a bench rest gun. the main things you can do is clean the primer pockets, and deburr the flashhole, trim all to spec. length, neck size only... and deburr the inside and outside of the case neck. the next is to get consistent pressure when seating the primer, powder charge to the same weight, throughout the batch, no variation seat the bullet head, rotate the case when the bullet is seated a little to improve concentricity.
  21. i've looked the net for you while i was doing a bit of shopping, no measurments given apart from the internal capacity, 25 ltr which i'm sure you already know, Snap.
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