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  1. 26-12-2012, 12:40 PM #1
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    Shooting Related Present

    Hey all,

    My father is big on 3-position .22 rifle and 9mm handgunning and I'd like to bring him something notably kiwi to him for our belated christmas in Canada but I can't really think of what that might be. Carved grips for his CZ-75 was first to come to mind but perhaps some bone carvings that I could have inlayed when I get home would be easier... Any suggestions would be welcome, even none shooting suggestions if they're really good ones!

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    Some red bands
    Some no8 wire(not that high tensile shit)
    Bailing twine
    Black singlet
    Woolen swanie
    Speights
    a 1080 pellet.

    All very "kiwi"
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Some red bands
    Some no8 wire(not that high tensile shit)
    Bailing twine
    Black singlet
    Woolen swanie
    Speights
    a 1080 pellet.

    All very "kiwi"
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Some red bands
    Some no8 wire(not that high tensile shit)
    Bailing twine
    Black singlet
    Woolen swanie
    Speights
    a 1080 pellet.

    All very "kiwi"
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Some red bands
    Some no8 wire(not that high tensile shit)
    Bailing twine
    Black singlet
    Woolen swanie
    Speights
    a 1080 pellet.

    All very "kiwi"
    VC you forgot to include a quick sketch of how to break number eight with your hands. They may not have pliers handy one day.
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