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  • Tucked in shirt or bag

    1 10.00%

  • String right through horns length

    0 0%

  • String threaded across one end through drilled holes

    9 90.00%
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  1. 26-06-2024, 10:10 PM #1
    Bent Barrel
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    I have the same issue, bloody thing, try as you might to keep the noise down, it’s like dragging a tin bucket through the scrub. A mate shot a steer with bloody great horns
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