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Thread: Anyone near Te Puke/Tauranga got a trimmer i can borrow?

  1. 22-09-2012, 12:09 AM #1
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    Anyone near Te Puke/Tauranga got a trimmer i can borrow?

    The lee one, and it is the second lee one i've had as i sent the other one back, is crooked and don't want to put it near my brass. The necks are so uneven the verniers only touch one side.

    So Trimmer for 22-250 anyone? I don't want to wait until my Brownells order comes through.
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  3. 25-09-2012, 02:12 PM #2
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    Pop in to Hamills and you can use ours. We have a reloading bench set up for customers to use so bring your brass if you havent sorted it already.
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  4. 25-09-2012, 07:10 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by HamillsTga View Post
    Pop in to Hamills and you can use ours. We have a reloading bench set up for customers to use so bring your brass if you havent sorted it already.
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    Thats bloody good of you Stacey .
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  5. 26-09-2012, 10:45 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris View Post
    Thats bloody good of you Stacey .
    No worries
    We have a full handloading set up here for our customers to use. Its good for guys starting out who may not want to buy all the kit straight away. Also myself and Marcus can help them out with advice and instructions on the procedure if needed too. All I ask is that they buy the consumables ie powder projectiles from me other than that its really a service to help guys get started.
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  6. 26-09-2012, 10:58 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by HamillsTga View Post
    No worries
    We have a full handloading set up here for our customers to use. Its good for guys starting out who may not want to buy all the kit straight away. Also myself and Marcus can help them out with advice and instructions on the procedure if needed too. All I ask is that they buy the consumables ie powder projectiles from me other than that its really a service to help guys get started.
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  7. 26-09-2012, 01:48 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by HamillsTga View Post
    No worries
    We have a full handloading set up here for our customers to use. Its good for guys starting out who may not want to buy all the kit straight away. Also myself and Marcus can help them out with advice and instructions on the procedure if needed too. All I ask is that they buy the consumables ie powder projectiles from me other than that its really a service to help guys get started.
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    Now that is what ya want for a gun shop isn't it!!

    Top work there Stacey.
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  8. 26-09-2012, 01:52 PM #7
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    Yeh well done Stacy. Pity that there isn't a Hamills close to me. My nearest one is Manukau City which if I were to go to it would mean going at least past six other outlets that were closer in proximity.
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    Might just do that Stacey, Cheers
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  10. 27-09-2012, 11:45 PM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Yeh well done Stacy. Pity that there isn't a Hamills close to me. My nearest one is Manukau City which if I were to go to it would mean going at least past six other outlets that were closer in proximity.
    your missing out rushy when i lived in tga always dealt with stacy marcus and bill top blokes far better service then other stores of the type, now i am in rotorua i deal with hamills here only just great guys that know their shit. keep up the great work over there stacy.
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    Thanks for the positive feedback guys. Very much appreciated
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  12. 28-09-2012, 10:47 AM #11
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    Dunno bout you Rushy but Hamills Manukau are bloody hopeless, asked questions on a few of their rifles ( Tardme ) they are supposedly selling on behalf and never get a answer. If they were selling a rifle for me on behalf I would be getting pretty pissed off with them. Top marks to Hamills in Tauranga.
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