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   Tech liked post by Southcity On thread : What do you have in your kit others may welcome knowing?

   Thought I would start a thread about those little things we all have that makes life easier. I have been hunting with people and see something they have and think.....I’m going to get one of those!...

   Liked On: 10-05-2020, 12:58 AM

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   Tech liked post by Frodo On thread : Swarovski slc/el bino

   The biggest difference between them is that the EL and SLC are based on two different optical designs, and you may have a preference for one over the other. The EL incorporates field flattening...

   Liked On: 05-05-2020, 12:24 AM

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   Tech liked post by Southcity On thread : Swarovski slc/el bino

   sneeze it really depends what sort of hunting you do. I chase deer on places where some extra weight and carry size is not an issue. But hauling around Chamios country I think the 10 x 32 EL’s are...

   Liked On: 04-05-2020, 06:07 PM

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   Tech liked post by Southcity On thread : Swarovski slc/el bino

   I agree with MSL. Buy a stand alone pair of Binos. Technology in range finders is lightening fast. You will end up with an out dated pair in no time. I have the 10 x 42 EL’s and believe they are...

   Liked On: 04-05-2020, 04:54 PM

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   Tech liked post by Boaraxa On thread : Do you clean your primer pockets?

   I soaked my brass in vinegar/water mix or lemon juice/water the other day it cleaned the brass up pretty good , leave them to soak over night primer pockets where much better , to dry them put them...

   Liked On: 11-04-2020, 10:34 AM

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   Tech liked post by Sarvo On thread : Thermal scopes and binoculars

   I have read 1000m with the Accolade LRF and that was a XQ50 But 800m is always and that extra bit depends on moisture in air I am guessing

   Liked On: 07-04-2020, 06:27 PM

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   Tech liked post by Southcity On thread : Swaro SLC W B 8x42 vs Leica Trinovid HD 8x42

   I reckon the Swaro EL 10 x 32 are the perfect New Zealand compact bino. I have EL 10 x 42’s which are very nice but size and weight wise the 32’s are the answer and you lose nothing in magnification....

   Liked On: 06-04-2020, 12:49 AM

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   Tech liked post by Southcity On thread : High end binos

   For what’s it worth I bought a pair of Swarovski EL 10 x 42’s 5 years ago. I am very happy with them. ( I had a pair of SLC 8 x 30’s for 25 years before that are now with my son and still going...

   Liked On: 31-03-2020, 09:59 AM

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   Tech liked post by Moa Hunter On thread : High end binos

   You are young and so young eyes will compensate for some optical difference - meaning you wont notice it the same now as when age steals sight in the future. I used 16x Nikons for a long time. I...

   Liked On: 31-03-2020, 09:49 AM

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    Tech liked post by winaa On thread : .270 140 game kings exploding

    That's an interesting email, and actually goes against there own advertising. I have 7mm 140gr PH and 140gr HP-GK here, I might section a couple for interests sake. And when we are back to normal...

    Liked On: 27-03-2020, 07:25 PM

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    Tech liked post by Flyblown On thread : .270 140 game kings exploding

    Yes please do winaa. I got pretty close to perfecting the section process by using some very fine files to finish them, worked really well. I also set up a proper camera and lighting so I could...

    Liked On: 27-03-2020, 07:25 PM

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    Tech liked post by Flyblown On thread : .270 140 game kings exploding

    I challenged Nathan on this very matter in 2017. That is precisely what led me to emailing Sierra! I think Nathan is flat out wrong about the ProHunter being a tougher bullet, maybe because he has...

    Liked On: 27-03-2020, 06:07 PM

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    Tech liked post by Flyblown On thread : .270 140 game kings exploding

    Just a comment about the GameKing vs the Pro-Hunter. When it comes to the construction they are made on the same machines using the same materials and the same process. I have an interesting email...

    Liked On: 27-03-2020, 05:12 PM

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    Tech liked post by Southcity On thread : Spotting Scope Recommendations

    Hi Planenutz. With a 65mm objective it would be quite manageable hunting even in Chamios country. I have used it in Otago Hgh country on deer and found it fine. I am using a Swarovski carbon fibre...

    Liked On: 27-03-2020, 02:30 PM

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    Tech liked post by Southcity On thread : Spotting Scope Recommendations

    Clarity of glass is one key factor long range. I also struggle with closing one eye and looking for long periods through a spotter. I bit the bullet and bought a Swarovski BTX. It has a binocular...

    Liked On: 23-03-2020, 10:54 PM

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