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   CBH Australia liked post by JLF On thread : Full Length or Neck sizing. What is better and why?

   Yes

   Liked On: 19-01-2022, 02:11 PM

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   CBH Australia liked post by Cigar On thread : Full Length or Neck sizing. What is better and why?

   'Resizing' when English is your second language.

   Liked On: 19-01-2022, 02:11 PM

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   CBH Australia liked post by Dan.22-250 On thread : Full Length or Neck sizing. What is better and why?

   Ideally you want to full length size your case just enough so it has the minimum necessary clearance in the chamber. This means every round is the same, as cases are always sized back to the same...

   Liked On: 19-01-2022, 02:00 PM

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   CBH Australia liked post by Cigar On thread : Full Length or Neck sizing. What is better and why?

   I full length size for my lever action and single shot, and neck size for the bolt actions (then full length size after every 5 firings). I use the Lee neck collet dies, which have the added bonus...

   Liked On: 19-01-2022, 01:59 PM

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   CBH Australia liked post by andyanimal31 On thread : Full Length or Neck sizing. What is better and why?

   Create A “Custom Die” With A Simple Shellholder Change! To maximize case life and the accuracy potential of your reloads, it's desirable to size fired cases the minimum amount that allows loaded...

   Liked On: 19-01-2022, 01:58 PM

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   CBH Australia liked post by chainsaw On thread : Full Length or Neck sizing. What is better and why?

   simple terms "shoulder bump" means pushing the shoulder of the fired case back a few thou using FL die, just enough so the sized brass chambers with ease. ie there is little or no resistance when...

   Liked On: 19-01-2022, 01:57 PM

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   CBH Australia liked post by Pommy On thread : Full Length or Neck sizing. What is better and why?

   If you FL size with a minimal shoulder bump, you get all the advantages of neck sizing without any of the potential downsides. Your cases will always chamber and extract smoothly and they'll last...

   Liked On: 19-01-2022, 01:56 PM

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   CBH Australia liked post by Trout On thread : Phil-h

   He s ok keeping him self busy hunting and writing.

   Liked On: 17-01-2022, 05:07 PM

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   CBH Australia liked post by Carbine On thread : Bleaching red stag head

   https://www.chemistwarehouse.co.nz/buy/83667/vitality-creme-developer-40-vol-500ml used this just paint over the skull, wrap the antler at the base with gladwrap, tape, masking tape, paste the...

   Liked On: 17-01-2022, 04:26 PM

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    CBH Australia liked post by Bill999 On thread : Pest control

    the way iv seen it done is thru applying for contracts with the regional council they specify how/what to use (poison,traps,shooting ect) they then put out marker tags and see how many possoms...

    Liked On: 16-01-2022, 12:28 PM

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    CBH Australia liked post by JimmyJames On thread : New Tikka .308 zeroing issues

    Hey, Thanks for the reply. I had a bipod on the front and a sandbag on the back. I was shooting from a table, but on the way home we thought it would have been good to change positions. I decided...

    Liked On: 14-01-2022, 11:22 PM

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    CBH Australia liked post by PeteD On thread : Opinions on Howa Mini in .223

    I had one for service rifle shooting after the confiscation. I found that the mags where a bit of a weak point for that type of shooting. They started to wear out on the feed lips with the high...

    Liked On: 13-01-2022, 02:54 AM

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    CBH Australia liked post by JohnDuxbury On thread : Opinions on Howa Mini in .223

    Opinions on Howa Mini in .223, I suppose I mean what is it like after working with one for a while? How heavy are they? How about carrying it in the hand with that mag sticking down? Do the mags...

    Liked On: 13-01-2022, 02:51 AM

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    CBH Australia liked post by MB On thread : I'm on my way

    Welcome to the forum and NZ in due course. You may suffer a little culture shock when you arrive, not least because deer are officially classified as pests and there is a very inconsistent approach...

    Liked On: 10-01-2022, 12:22 PM

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    CBH Australia liked post by Shearer On thread : I'm on my way

    Nice introduction. It sounds like you are exactly the sort of person we do want in our little country. Unfortunately, it is already full:) Joking aside, welcome to the forum and I hope your plans go...

    Liked On: 10-01-2022, 12:21 PM

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