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Nothin like home made tools. I have built a good many myself and put em to good use
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I hope I learned my lesson. LolI hope you can take that very useful tool and hang it on the wall and not use it anymore.
BJHabermehl
40 Cal
There those who have had to pull a ball and those who will. GBG! That being said our club has a forked piece of angle iron screwed to a overhead rafter at our range. Useing that coupled with a good steel range rod and ball pulling screw, ive never seen a ball not successfully pulled. By pulling straight down. Gun and all. BJH
