G'day guys just after some advice on the best media to use in a rear rest for maximum weight and stability and with good packing qualities.
stuart
media for rests
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media for rests
Stiller/holeshot .22LR
Bruno mod2(sleeved) .22LR
Rem7(sleeved) 6mmBR and 6mm Dasher
Stolle panda 6PPC
Winchester 101 12g
Bruno mod2(sleeved) .22LR
Rem7(sleeved) 6mmBR and 6mm Dasher
Stolle panda 6PPC
Winchester 101 12g
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ned kelly
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G'day stu,
go find a sandblaster and get a large coffee tin full of garnet blasting sand. Heavy as stink and packs beautifully.
Do not get used stuff as it will be broken smaller sized granules and will ooze out of the stitching,
Keep packing it in till you cant get anymore in then add some more!
Doe the ears first and a 338WM case with the head sawn off at a 45 degree angle and a tea spoon works well to fill. Also use a piece of 5/16" dowel around 8-10" long to ram it in and help pack it in.
A good job to do in front of the telly one night.
Cherrio Ned
go find a sandblaster and get a large coffee tin full of garnet blasting sand. Heavy as stink and packs beautifully.
Do not get used stuff as it will be broken smaller sized granules and will ooze out of the stitching,
Keep packing it in till you cant get anymore in then add some more!
Doe the ears first and a 338WM case with the head sawn off at a 45 degree angle and a tea spoon works well to fill. Also use a piece of 5/16" dowel around 8-10" long to ram it in and help pack it in.
A good job to do in front of the telly one night.
Cherrio Ned
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