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    Quote Originally Posted by Nibblet View Post
    Sounds good. I'll flick him a PM in the morning. Is there any time frame for you to get this 303?
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    Nibblet I have a Hardy can on my 338 Edge - no hearing protection required.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nesika View Post
    Nibblet I have a Hardy can on my 338 Edge - no hearing protection required.
    Sweet cheers for that. Looking like it will be a hardy one. Was talking to MAE but at $1800 they are out of my price range. Insanely quiet though and Gary was helpful.

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    Had a mae. They are the quietest ive heard but the lightest ones are the better part of a kilo.

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    Personally I would'nt run a Friggen piss weak Hardy Bomb on anything that runs more than 50-60g's of powder especially if you want to blast any more than 3 shots in a row.

    Blahahaha fuck bumbing around with cans, louldners are the way to go, Just get a Terminator Brake they're mint
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    Quote Originally Posted by Philipo View Post
    Personally I would'nt run a Friggen piss weak Hardy Bomb on anything that runs more than 50-60g's of powder especially if you want to blast any more than 3 shots in a row.

    Blahahaha fuck bumbing around with cans, louldners are the way to go, Just get a Terminator Brake they're mint
    gidday phil,good to see your back.
    just because your hot loads bent a dan can a couple of years ago theres no need to get all negative!
    his magnum cans i have run and running are fine with his new one smaller and lighter than the first can i had.
    i have a break and can for the 338 and way prefer the can as if you forget your protection your either deaf or deerless
    each to their own
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    Two Interesting replies there Andy and Philipo, Having done the can thing on Lapuas and Edges I would also go with the brake,
    Less recoil, lighter, just take your Earmuffs
    +1 on the Terminator
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    Why can a 338? By their nature these big guns are a heavy unit. It not like your going to have a deer jump up in front of you that you will be able to shoot anyway, will it? (you have to get off the quad first and unhitch the trailer) and unless you have a March even if you do get rifle to shoulder fast enough you wont see it with your 6X bottom end scope. My 33dB ear plugs will always be lighter than your anybrand can. Judging by the look of it, KiwiGregs brakes will out perform any can too. So, as I guess you will have minutes, not second to pull that trigger the brake appears a no brainer to me (with big guns).
    I don't have a 338 (or anything real big) so please tell me if I'm wrong. Just logically, from this side of the fence, a can sounds like a waste of time to me.
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    Hahaha fucken mint bro.

    Andy A is one of my best shooting mates ( he friggen knows his stuff & is probabaly one of of the nicest'n'most helpfull guys I / you will ever meet on this forum ) but as in all relationships we have our disagreements

    He has had a good run out'a his Dan Cans & shit I must admit his TRG shoots mint, I ( as I stated "personally" ) think HRE cans are great for a LW hunnting rifle, shit the one one my 308 is mint, but with light /weight you lose strenght as "Dan's Mag Can's " go and Ive had one ( first gen ) blow ans another ( gen 2/3 ) bulge so Im a little aprehensive

    Each to there own, I surpose but I'd go for something with a more weight for a mag
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    Always fun trying to be a spotter for a braked 338LM. Dust and debris flying everywhere, feels like time stops for a second. End up with a range bag placed between the two rifles for some protection. I prefer a can... but sometimes its just fun to make noise!

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    I would be spotting from behind the firer not to the side, for accurate calls and to avoid blast anyway.
    Muzzle breaks are only good for the shooter.


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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    I would be spotting from behind the firer not to the side, for accurate calls and to avoid blast anyway.
    Muzzle breaks are only good for the shooter.


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    I agree. If you have a spotting scope this works well, but if you're spotting with a rifle it's not so easy.

    I use a AI short tactical can, quiet with recoil reduction and easy to clean.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nzgunner View Post
    I agree. If you have a spotting scope this works well, but if you're spotting with a rifle it's not so easy.

    I use a AI short tactical can, quiet with recoil reduction and easy to clean.
    AI get MAE to make their cans IRC.

    Ooh look at all those acronyms. I must be cool. :X
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    AI get MAE to make their cans IRC.

    Ooh look at all those acronyms. I must be cool. :X
    You meant IIRC

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    You meant IIRC
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