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Thread: A little excited...

  1. 18-05-2018, 04:12 PM #1
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    A little excited...

    This was waiting on the front porch in full view of anyone who was wondering past... #gottalovecouriers



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    Powder measuring has been a bit of a pain in the ass for me so bloody stoked this has arrived.
    Anyway I can blame my shooting instead of my reloading now!!
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    You will wish you brought one years ago, best thing ever!
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    Looks pretty cool alright.
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    i wonder how many times it got thrown into the van? Iv seen those bastards in action, they are courier drivers because they are too rough to be anything else.
    Use enough gun
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    Had mine over 10 years bloody good bit of kit
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    Nice

    but when are you getting rid of the graffiti on the bench top and giving the walls a tart up so it feels welcome????
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    When I've grown a pair or finished the other jobs that need doing as ordered by wifey....
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    Quote Originally Posted by 40mm View Post
    i wonder how many times it got thrown into the van? Iv seen those bastards in action, they are courier drivers because they are too rough to be anything else.
    I used to be one.... was super careful and didn't run red lights. Did t last long.
    It wasn't making any unusual noises when I unpacked it.... seems fine. Bloody stoked to be honest.
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