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nice pouches!

Post by biking3819 » Tue Jul 15, 2008 9:34 pm

guys came across this site thru airgun scotland.
looks very well finished and collectible.
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Post by TenX » Tue Sep 02, 2008 11:56 pm

The one in CHampionshooters is much preferred or competition matches. The pellets dont rub against each other, very easy to put into the box holes, and they rise a few mm so it is easy to pick. Not to gorget the numbering in tens for those weak in maths :)
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Post by ai » Wed Sep 03, 2008 12:01 am

An idea for pellet dispensing, without having to open a tin completely, would be to use a G-Smith type screw on lid type can. Cut a rectangle on the side of the lid, size about 1 square cm, with a sharp pen knife. Open it about two-three hour turns. Mark the tin/plastic behind the slot on the lid's side. Remove the lid, and cut a corresponding slot on the tin.

To use for dispensing pellets from a closed tin, turn to align the corresponding holes.

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Post by TenX » Wed Sep 03, 2008 12:08 am

SOunds fine, but when the box moves in transit, etc, the pellets may damage one another since it has soft lead. The ideal way and what most shooters prefer is the well padded indiviual dispenser.
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Post by ai » Wed Sep 03, 2008 12:11 am

Yes, my idea is for regular, fun shooting type pellets.

For match pellets, and high quality pellets, some padding on at least the top of the tin is recommended. JSB and H&N soft pellets come with a foam pad.

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