Eco Tony, is this for you?

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Eco Tony, is this for you?

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Re: Eco Tony, is this for you?

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Very kind of you to think of me JK !
I am actually pretty happy with my existing method, rinsing and tipping Etc. I wouldn't have lost more than 10 pins since I started :D
Extreme accuracy and precision shooting at long range can be a very addictive pastime.
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Re: Eco Tony, is this for you?

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So am I, but I thought you might go for the diet option.
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That's bloody gratitude for you.....
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