Recent content by jb1

No idea but they came with a variety of filters. Assuming you done have these, the only suggestion is to make sure that you have not zoomed in to a very tight beam.

Are the cattle still in there ??? 🤔

Changing ammo is OK as long as it shoots well. If it's all over the place you're better off with the odd ejector issue. Me personally would get rid as I did years back when the ammo was total rubbish. Get a 17 cf and control your own quality by reloading.

I wish i was seeing more than the one on the camera, there have been other sightings but ive only caught the 1 male, my thinking is he,s a lone male and could be the only one on that area. From what i understand male are pretty solitary until mating season.

When i screw mine on i screw up tight, back of slightly about 1/2 turn then give a snatch tighten so it locks on, but i check if im firing off a few down range. Having ruined a JetZ because i had neglected to check on a LR session, it was a valuable lesson, it was a .025 on a 6.5 so not much...

You can spend £500 + on dies and your head will tell you you've bought the best. You also have a bigger willy to wave on the range. Or you can buy RCBS, Redding, Forster or any other make and still be able to hit the V's in the range.

That's a small shower or not the biggest available, but as mentioned it's got to be something outside your supply. Your main fuse will be either 80 or 100A I bet I would not worry.

We used these as well as the kofta type when I was in th trade. Once you get used to using them there OK. Ideally get the needle if it doesn't come with one, if your skewer is bent you end up going off piste...

I'd be wondering how big your shower is if it's tripping the sub 🤔 :lol: I mean, I thought 12kw was big but ???

That's my process, but some bolts are easier to strip the firing pin out than other's. :) 👍

I butched an old sow years back ( was a butcher for 30+year's) I've never seen so much fat 4 to 6 inches, most of it was unfortunately unusable She'd served her purpose over time and became an expense.

Thanks for the explanation all. I remember being asked in Croatia to shoot any odd coloured Boar and received a bit of praise shooting what resembled an old spot crossed with a Tamworth. I don't think k I'll bother with the one in the posted image, would be a shame to take him if he's one of...

I think some of you need to look at time management, :lol: if you have to reload your cleaned brass the same day then look at starting the cleaning a day or 2 earlier. All this talk of dehumidifier's, hairdryers (probably just for Creedmore brass) or popping into the oven with the Victoria...

Folk mention trying different primers, I'm wondering if I'm reading a post from 2 years back when we had a choice 🤔 You use what you can get or go without. There are no concerns with the rounds loaded, maybe just maybe a slight rise in powder weight. But if its hitting the target why bother...

Had to chuckle to myself. Just try some different primers 😆