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   johnd liked post by MB On thread : Vacuum Sealer

   Russell-Hobbs is single seal. You can of course double seal manually if you want to. I occasionally do this when there is too much moisture in the food for whatever reason.

   Liked On: 25-07-2018, 07:17 PM

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   johnd liked post by bigbear On thread : Processing animals

   Got my own chiller, so hang it for about five days. Then take in to the butcher mainly steak/mince mainly.$65ish comes back bagged and labeled. Young fella from down the road shot one couple...

   Liked On: 23-07-2018, 12:52 PM

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   johnd liked post by Marty Henry On thread : Processing animals

   Only butcher job is sausages and salami. I have made cumberland sausage a couple of times but mince is big here. Bacon ham breasola pastrami etc take time and confidence but are worth it. Having...

   Liked On: 23-07-2018, 12:51 PM

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   johnd liked post by MSL On thread : Rotorua butchers

   Time

   Liked On: 23-07-2018, 09:12 AM

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   johnd liked post by Husky1600 On thread : Sighting in a rifle on a short range

   I often sight my rifles in at 25 metres, only one shot at a time, 2 or 3 to get smack on. But then I verify it at 100 with a 3 shot group. Most times I can get it all done with less than 7 shots. And...

   Liked On: 21-07-2018, 05:42 PM

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   johnd liked post by Docsbinocs On thread : Freezing meat, advice for first visit

   This is true. I had 2 horses roll down the mountain and fall in the river and they got out just fine. The saddles were a little worse for wear however.

   Liked On: 19-07-2018, 08:15 PM

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   johnd liked post by 10-Ring On thread : W760 powder

   johnd, I'll definitely keep you posted.

   Liked On: 16-07-2018, 09:02 AM

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   johnd liked post by 7x64 On thread : 222 from 223

   A less destructive way is to insert a feeler gauge of the required thickness under the case in the Shellholder- I.e. poke it in under the base. Works well and you don’t need to try and mess with...

   Liked On: 15-07-2018, 03:44 PM

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   johnd liked post by 10-Ring On thread : W760 powder

   No, but I'd like to give it a burn in my 6.5 Creedmoor. Will do so with a variety of bullets in the next couple of weeks and check it for accuracy and also velocity with the Labradar .

   Liked On: 15-07-2018, 03:40 PM

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    johnd liked post by 10-Ring On thread : Electronic scales

    I use a Harrell BR powder measure, a RCBS trickler and old Lyman scales. I set the powder measure to throw just under the desired weight and trickle up. Fast and accurate. Occasionally, I'll check...

    Liked On: 15-07-2018, 12:44 PM

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    johnd liked post by southernman On thread : Electronic scales

    Well I have a brand new, charge master sitting in the shed, bought in a few years back, thinking it would be the cats ass, damaged on arrival, so new one sent out, before this process was completed,...

    Liked On: 15-07-2018, 12:43 PM

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    johnd liked post by R93 On thread : W760 powder

    I use it in a 260 improved. Goes better than all the other recommended powders I have tried in my barrel behind several different projectiles. Sent from my SM-G965F using Tapatalk

    Liked On: 15-07-2018, 12:20 PM

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    johnd liked post by duckdog On thread : 6.5 Creedmoor Loads for 1:8 Twist?

    140g ELD Match, 41.5gns 2209, Hornady brass trimmed to 1.915, Federal 210M primer, 2.815 COAL 1/2 MOA load

    Liked On: 14-07-2018, 02:04 PM

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    johnd liked post by 6x47 On thread : Electronic scales

    I've read of this technique on various occasions and it amuses me. Why not just throw a slightly light charge from a basic thrower and trickle to finish? Faster than waiting for an inaccurate...

    Liked On: 12-07-2018, 06:10 PM

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    johnd liked post by Brian On thread : The powder that you couldn't be without

    2209

    Liked On: 11-07-2018, 07:44 PM

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