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   Ross Nolan liked post by gundoc On thread : Cartridge suggestions

   .308 or .30/06 will fill your needs nicely with a comprehensive range of projectiles available in the 150 - 180 grain range.

   Liked On: 11-11-2021, 03:28 PM

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   shooternz liked post by gundoc On thread : Cartridge suggestions

   .308 or .30/06 will fill your needs nicely with a comprehensive range of projectiles available in the 150 - 180 grain range.

   Liked On: 11-11-2021, 03:22 PM

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   BSA270 liked post by gundoc On thread : Shed Hunting

   I found a freshly cast 9 point heavy timbered antler many years ago in a North Canterbury forestry block I was working in. I tried for three years to get him but no luck. He lived on a small hill in...

   Liked On: 10-11-2021, 09:41 PM

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   Cordite liked post by gundoc On thread : Possible muzzle threads on .574 barrel?

   1/2"x28 TPI would be good and still leave a decent shoulder for the suppressor to contact. 9/16" and 14mm will both leave a shoulder that is too narrow to get a positive register.

   Liked On: 08-11-2021, 10:16 PM

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   Jaco Goosen liked post by gundoc On thread : Possible muzzle threads on .574 barrel?

   1/2"x28 TPI would be good and still leave a decent shoulder for the suppressor to contact. 9/16" and 14mm will both leave a shoulder that is too narrow to get a positive register.

   Liked On: 08-11-2021, 08:43 PM

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   caberslash liked post by gundoc On thread : Shed Hunting

   I found a freshly cast 9 point heavy timbered antler many years ago in a North Canterbury forestry block I was working in. I tried for three years to get him but no luck. He lived on a small hill in...

   Liked On: 07-11-2021, 11:13 PM

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   short swede liked post by gundoc On thread : Oldest active hunting rifle

   I've got some top hat caps now so I might have to try my Whitworth (1863) on the local goats, but given the steepness of the hills and the value of the rifle it won't be a regular thing!

   Liked On: 07-11-2021, 06:13 PM

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   Cordite liked post by gundoc On thread : Screwdriver advice

   I have a full Brownells set that was presented to me by Bob Brownell when I visited in the mid '80's. I have broken a few bits as they are quite brittle when ground to suit the narrow slots on...

   Liked On: 07-11-2021, 12:53 PM

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   onlyhsh liked post by gundoc On thread : Possible muzzle threads on .574 barrel?

   1/2"x28 TPI would be good and still leave a decent shoulder for the suppressor to contact. 9/16" and 14mm will both leave a shoulder that is too narrow to get a positive register.

   Liked On: 06-11-2021, 09:41 PM

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    csmiffy liked post by gundoc On thread : Oldest active hunting rifle

    I've got some top hat caps now so I might have to try my Whitworth (1863) on the local goats, but given the steepness of the hills and the value of the rifle it won't be a regular thing!

    Liked On: 06-11-2021, 08:22 AM

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    Marty Henry liked post by gundoc On thread : Oldest active hunting rifle

    I've got some top hat caps now so I might have to try my Whitworth (1863) on the local goats, but given the steepness of the hills and the value of the rifle it won't be a regular thing!

    Liked On: 06-11-2021, 06:38 AM

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    Ryan_Songhurst liked post by gundoc On thread : The daft, the smart and the flat out funny shit our dogs do.

    My mutt loves being outside on the lawn at night hunting Porina beetles. We don't need any fancy chemicals to get rid of them!

    Liked On: 06-11-2021, 04:03 AM

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    timattalon liked post by gundoc On thread : Oldest active hunting rifle

    I've got some top hat caps now so I might have to try my Whitworth (1863) on the local goats, but given the steepness of the hills and the value of the rifle it won't be a regular thing!

    Liked On: 06-11-2021, 12:18 AM

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    rewa liked post by gundoc On thread : Should movie stars be allowed to outsource personal responsibility?

    I guess the Screen Actors Guild guidelines take precedence in the current case. My experience in that field is limited to NZ. Modifying guns is generally only done in the case of semi-automatic...

    Liked On: 05-11-2021, 11:00 AM

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    rewa liked post by gundoc On thread : Should movie stars be allowed to outsource personal responsibility?

    Definitely the fault of the set armourer who has total responsibility for the firearms and blank ammunition on set. Actors, by and large, are nothing more than presentable monkeys who perform as the...

    Liked On: 05-11-2021, 10:58 AM

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