Recent content by MilesW

North of 20 mil is my guess (but I could also be wildly wrong). Price is based on carrying capacity basis rather than area. These properties are mostly sold on a walk in/walk out basis, which means you are buying it lock, stock and barrel. Underlying land/lease + plant and equipment + all...

Maybe this one then? Bit over three million with this one. https://www.eldersrealestate.com.au/rural/sale/jumbuck-pastoral-aggregation-via-stuart-highway-kingoonya-sa-5719-300P196604/

Yes, but you would be quickly disappointed with a tin coated one :)

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So, you did have an aiming mark? The one you created.

Doable as SD suggests, but highly unlikely they will live up to your expectations. Swapping between cast and copper does not have a high rate of success either.

Even hitting an 8" gong at 400 with a stock .204 is pretty impressive. But how do you shoot a group without an aiming mark? Even an improvised one?

That would be in world record territory if 400 yards was a recognized distance.

I'm so happy the ones I have do then :)

Unless they have been tampered with, you simply pull the lever away from mount - against light spring tension - and reorient in 60 deg moves around a hex.

6x42's aren't particularly generous in the FOV department. A 4x36 is probably a better choice for the conditions you describe. The 1.5-6x42 is also a really solid recommendation, but can be hard to find, and you will probably never take it of 2.5. I am a euro-glass tragic, but worthy of...

Not in a 7mm-08 you didn't.

Moldex "Spark Plugs".

Who in their right mind would want to be a copper in the Peoples Republic of Victoria? There is a bloody good reason they are short of coppers and are struggling to recruit. Country Victoria would not be too bad, but Melbourne would be a **** posting.

They made a TV show about coppers coming over here to WA. 5K is not much of an incentive. https://u.co.uk/shows/brit-cops-down-under/series-1