Posted: 12/22/2008 6:20:19 PM EDT
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I have here for a PIF An F1 Shooting Chrony Chronograph. It has never been shot at..much less out of it's box.
call "in" and tomorrow evening after I close the list, I will tally up the names and have my daughter pull one name out of a hat. 
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WOW!!!
Thanks a million! I have never had a chronoraph. This will be great for working up some pet loads for 2 safe queens I have. I am a novice reloader and can now get serious. One is a sporterized Mauser (VZ24) heavy barrel .25-06 set back and finished for me by the old timer Carl, in Oakville. The other is a custom medium contour Shilen barreled 7mm-08 FAL thast awaits final assembly and headspacing. Oh, and that Ruger Old Army that I want to get an R&D .45 Colt conversion cylinder for too. |
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WOW!!! Thanks a million! I have never had a chronoraph. This will be great for working up some pet loads for 2 safe queens I have. I am a novice reloader and can now get serious. One is a sporterized Mauser (VZ24) heavy barrel .25-06 set back and finished for me by the old timer Carl, in Oakville. The other is a custom medium contour Shilen barreled 7mm-08 FAL thast awaits final assembly and headspacing. Oh, and that Ruger Old Army that I want to get an R&D .45 Colt conversion cylinder for too. And IIRC, you live nearby. I have 25.06 that I wouldn't mind knowing "the truth" about too 
Congrats man, and thanks for the PIF gwitness 
ETA, I also have some stories about 'old Carl in Oakville' to share that you might appreciate. |
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Odt, I do live nearby. We met at the pit clean up. Do you go to the Pe ell range? Yes, I remember you from the Suicide Pit cleanup, but didn't want to blow your cover 
I live nearby that range and am a member. I used to "live there" years ago, but now only visit on occasion. |
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LOL. Don't know if I have much cover to blow. Do they allow chronys at Pe ell? IIRC they don't allow "pistol" targets inside 100 yds. Chronographs are no trouble at all. The only worry that they have is for the smallbore silhouette rails... most often damaged by higher powered cartridges fired in, or inadvertently at, their directions. Most everything else goes. Sounds like a date! 
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