Stubby
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All must dark here at 8am today and cars going around no lights on mad
Stubby replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Bonkers Jon . -
And just to throw something irrelevant on the ranges you are talking .......If you you are firing long , ( Barrett 50 cal stuff ) The rotation of the earth will affect target position . If firing with the direction of rotation the target will drop from the point of aim . If firing against the rotation the target will lift from the point of aim .........
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Yea es the one . Its im wot dun it guv .
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It gives you a theoretical zero at what ever range you set your scope at . This is based on an endless flat trajectory , no windage or drop . So a good place to start . Of course you will have to work from there dependent on amo and ambient conditions etc .
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For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction . Isac I think .
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You are looking at Black powder then ? I have used an 8 ( or was it 4 bore ) any way keep swinging after the click , half a second later comes the bang ( still swinging through ) then an enormous cloud of smoke , then the question ......" did I hit it " ?
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Yea ! I use E=mc2 nearly every day
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I remember when every one who had a pump or auto had to send them off to have them crimped or put on FAC .
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We are talking " lawn sausage " here i presume
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I my eyes it does not matter what chain you use . Just keep it sharp . Simples ..
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You can buy / hire powered barrows . Might be worth having a look at one of those for ideas .
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Only over the fore shore
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Not used steel my self Mark as I don't shoot the marsh any more but I have heard that the steel tends to go through rather than flatten out like the lead and quarry can fly on a bit .
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Might also attack the rubber diaphragm in the purge on the filter .
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I know its not allowed to shoot water/wild fowl with lead weather they are below the mean high water mark or inland . How you police it is another matter .
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Did the same a few years back . Had to drop the tank out as it had no drain . Wont do it again . Had to get a vac pump to prime it all up again .
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Same Steve . Its why I asked .
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Are you in the Uk ?
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Like a greased pig down a greased slide !
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If you want to go bonkers there is square ground chisel but that is a bit of a " black art " in the sharpening ......
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I used to use an industrial linisher with the flat belts . Worked well . Think you can get single phase ones for home use unless you have 3 phase in your workshop .
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We had that old aluminium " door bell " type wire initially and it was painfully slow . Last year upgraded to super fast fibre and it goes like a freshly skinned whippet !
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I think its a big difference Jon .
