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hey Skychief, your load hit UTUBE
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Daryl Crawford
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Well done Ethan.
Skychief
69 Cal.
Huh. How about that! Great video Ethan. When those new wads arrive, expect denser patterns with more time spent tuning the load.
I made a habit of swiping out the bore between each shot, to simulate a clean bore while patterning, as would be used for a turkey hunting morning.
Best regards, Skychief.
PS, I hope you got your turkey. Mine fell at 10:59 Wednesday morning in Owen county.
I made a habit of swiping out the bore between each shot, to simulate a clean bore while patterning, as would be used for a turkey hunting morning.
Best regards, Skychief.
PS, I hope you got your turkey. Mine fell at 10:59 Wednesday morning in Owen county.
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Skychief
Makes sense...what oil/lubes have you tried?
Skychief
69 Cal.
Olive oil, ballistol, neetsfoot oil, beeswax mixtures, vegetable shortening that I recall.
