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  1. I bought a lovely hand made leather Tan wallet from himself and his wife, around 2 years ago, and it's still going strong and looks great!!

    I'm trying to get hold of Him/Her , As a close friend is retiring, and has always liked my one-off wallet. And I said I'd sort him one from the same source as I got mine. Just a HUGE Presumption on my part....

    Hope you folks can help.

    Posted elsewhere.

    Cheers.

     

     

  2. Hi folks,

    The picture shows a Lyman case prep centre with a LEE Precision hand operated case trimmer screwed into one of the rotating points.

    Would I be right in thinking someone has worked the Lee hand trimmer down in diameter on a lathe. Then cut the threads to fit the Lyman thread pattern enabling it to screw into one of the rotating positions on the Lyman case prep?

    I presume it can't be bought, as I've looked. Feel free to make me look a prat and find one for sale.

    And lastly, If it has to be made from the Lee trimmer, can anyone out there help me, by turning my trimmer down and threading it on your lathe.

    If someone can help, then I would obviously pay for work.

    Thanks all.

    Chaz

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  3. Hi folks,

    I have a second car, but over time, as you can imagine, using it for shooting it cops a few scratches. I can get them out ok with different methods, but my old liquid Auto Glym polish isn't cutting it. I'm after anyone's knowledge about a polish they use that is a thick hardish wax in a tub with an applicator. The stuff we used to use before liquids came along. I'm after a good quality one which won't come after a couple of showers. I'm aware of "ceramic coatings", and have some. It's good quality polish I'm after.

    Please could you let me know If you use a good brand and it's name.

    Cheers.

    Chaz.

    Also asked elsewhere.

  4. Thank-you Laurie. 

    That was very useful info. I shoot out to a maximum of around 600 yards generally.

    Clearly, getting hold of them could be a bit hit and miss from your information.

    I may have found a place that sells my go to primer of Federal Gold match, and I'd need a 1000 small and a 1000 large.

    But I'd need to confirm this tomorrow. I don't mind a bit of a drive to keep my reloads as they are, without fiddly adjustments.

    Anyhow, thanks for the info, and I'll have a good read of the link you provided. 

    Cheers.

    Chaz.

  5. As above, this spotting scope is new and unused, and only mounted for the pictures.

    It comes with the small tripod, but not the large tripod I use for my Chrono.

    Having tried it when taking the pictures, it is crystal clear. I've never used it as I've always used my scope instead.

    It is a Celestron C70 Mini Mak with a 70mm lense. And a magnification from X25 to X75. With markings of X25 X55 and X75.

    There is also an adapter you can fit to give you a wider field of view as per the instructions, however, I have never tried it or fitted it.

    I bought this new 2 years ago for £150, And as it is new and unused with box and instructions, I'm after £110 posted.  

    Shop Info -

    Product Description

    Celestron C70 Mini Mak Spotting Scope

    Celestron C70 is offering portability as well as versatility of a whole new level, or if you are interested in a product which you think should have both these (portability and versatility). The Maksutov optical design is considered very compact in size,  but is also applicable for not only terrestrial but also for astronomical views, these qualities make this Celestron C70 Mini Mak a very exciting product to purchase.Celestron C70 Mini Mak also includes a tabletop tripod which has built-in slow motion controls, a built in zoom eyepiece which is capable of 90x magnification, and soft carrying case as well.Features: Celestron C70 Mini Mak 70mm Maksutov-Cassegrain Spotting Scope:Compact, lightweight, portable, versatile and easy to operate.

    Excellent to use as a travelling companion.

    • Large focusing knob for smooth and accurate focusing.
    • 1.25" eyepiece adapter to use any 1.25" eyepiece.
    • Table top tripod with built-in panhandle (slow motion) control for comfortable observations.
    • Ideal for both terrestrial (land) and astronomical use.
    • Built-in zoom eyepiece capable of 75x magnification.
    • Maksutov-Cassegrain optical design with multi-coated optics to maintain high contrast and eliminate flair.

    Also advertised elsewhere.

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