I have to admit I do like them shiney too! quite often I will remove a round from my magazine if it's been in there too long and looks all dull and change it for a new shiney one and shoot the dull one at a target...just cos i like shiny things
excellent...wonder if the tumblers are expensive to run? never actually checked!I got a friend that does target shooting that accidentally forgot and left some .308 cases tumbling in his summer house for 3 weeks!!
Other than having to wear sunglasses when reloading them, there seemed to be no other adverse effects!
MS
I have to admit I do like them shiney too! quite often I will remove a round from my magazine if it's been in there too long and looks all dull and change it for a new shiney one and shoot the dull one at a target...
Regards,
Gixer
I had a ledge break away from under my motorcycle in the back country. I tumbled about 75 feet down hill. Took about 5 seconds, mebbe? That's all the tumbling I ever do. The fetish for shiney cases? Never. Clean cases? Always. ~Muir
no wonder it broke away under those heavy harley davidson pig iron machines....
and you you being from the the land of the free will most likely be a little heavier than the average ballerina too...
Only kidding muir!
regards,
Gixer
I had a ledge break away from under my motorcycle in the back country. I tumbled about 75 feet down hill. Took about 5 seconds, mebbe? That's all the tumbling I ever do. The fetish for shiney cases? Never. Clean cases? Always. ~Muir
I had a ledge break away from under my motorcycle in the back country. I tumbled about 75 feet down hill. Took about 5 seconds, mebbe? That's all the tumbling I ever do. The fetish for shiney cases? Never. Clean cases? Always. ~Muir
Crikey, I have re-loaded thousands of centre-fire rifle cartridges over a 52 year period and NEVER tumbled even one case .
Hundreds of deer shot shot and thousands of vermin species, plus competitions won.
Where oh where have I gone wrong ?
HWH.
Muir your a STAR . How's the pumpkin pie makin goin remember me whenya scoffin it.
Kind regards Jimbo
Harley's suck! Owned on decades ago and hated it.
I ride a Trail Breaker.
http://www.rokon.com
Being 2 wheel drive, this bike must be driven, not ridden, so I suspect most pasty, under-fed, frail Brits wouldn't be able to travel far in the mountains without a lengthy rest. ~Muir
Yeah, we have them here too...or a variant, and I suspect the Brits may struggle with them....if I was a Brit I'd avoid them...
Regards,
Gixer
I have to admit I do like them shiney too! quite often I will remove a round from my magazine if it's been in there too long and looks all dull and change it for a new shiney one and shoot the dull one at a target...
Regards,
Gixer
It's a variant all right, and but not a very good one! What are those things called?? looked them up once. These Rokon bikes have been in constant production for 50 years now and are very nimble @ 185 pounds. I take mine on day rides as long as 55 miles through the Wyoming mountains following goat paths and such at 8 to 10K elevation. A gps, a compass, and a map; who needs roads? I love the thing.
Point taken about being a Brit. My apologies. ~Muir