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Sebastian Lambang, the owner/designer/manufacturer of the world famous SEB rests has kindly agreed to run a short Maintainence Clinic at the QRA Queens, to demonstrate how we should be properly servicing these wonderful "essential ingredients" that are so popular in F Class.
We are aiming to do it ON DAY ONE OF THE QUEENS, twenty (20) minutes after the last range is finished (the second 600 yards) and will grab a table outside, at the Bullseye Bar and Cafe.
Hopefully that will work out to be 4-00 to 4:30, and before the Presentations for the day.
Craig McGowan from 7mm.com.au is going to video the "clinic", and will hopefully have it online and available for SEB owners to consult at any time.
Since I am claiming "handicapped status", I managed to coerce Seb into using my own two year old SEB Neo as his first model .....but if someone has an older "original" SEB that needs a tune up, could you pleas PM me or email me
I think the ten or fifteen minutes that this should take will be time well spent so that we can get the best service and longest life from our SEB units. I know that I simply haven't been game to pull my own apart, but after two years of Qld heat and dust, I know it isn't fair to expect such a work of art to last forever without proper maintainence.
Tony Berry

Sensational!

Fantastic! Moses will have to attend for me as I am on foal watch for the next few months

Great idea having Craig filming it and if he can put it online, fantastic .


Cheers
Danny

The Eagle has definitely landed.........it was great to meet Seb today at Belmont where he competed in FTR in the Duncan Leadup event.
SEB finished the day a creditable 3rd in FTR, shooting the rifle that Jason Mayers built for him.
So with SEB here , the Maintainence Clinic is definitely on as planned and this is a first reminder.

IF YOU WANT A DEMONSTRATION ON CORRECT SERVICING OF ANY SEB REST, BE IN THE BULLSEYE BAR AND CAFE STRAIGHT AFTER SHOOTING FINISHES ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON (the first day of the Queens)

Tony, that's good news, hopefully Craig can do a good filming job for those of us that can't be there.

Cheers
Danny