One on top of two

Good grief

We’re not going anywhere boys and girls. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-52613138

This is the bigger problem, the same will happen here . people need to just chill the F out And not rush into something that we’re all no doubt going to regret https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-52604676

People will also be free to sit in parks, and be able to "play sports" with people from the same household But social distancing rules - keeping at least two metres away from people outside your household - must still be followed shooting in fields on your own ..... maybe. shooting at your club .............. no

As above 👆

Turrets and engraving have a leupold Mark 5 HD feel and look to them .

Fingers crossed for you Neil

See the NRA have just updated .. like I was saying . Away From Bisley We are in regular dialogue with the MoD regarding access to their ranges. They recognise maintaining social distancing is relatively straightforward on many of their ranges; however this is harder to achieve when transporting personnel to and from the ranges. I suspect that the earliest we will see NRA affiliated clubs back on MoD ranges is September 2020.

2 dashes should do the trick .

BD , the Fenix 6 pro is a massive step up from ....... well everything else to be honest. And comes in different sizes too. My big heavy auto watches are exactly where they belong , on a winder !

I had a similar situation last summer, I have a couple of nice automatic watch’s ( moon watch / Longines HydroConquest Ceramic) yawn 🥱 but I wanted an everyday watch to cover Life / range / hunting /stalking and just being in the thick of it I went for a Gamin fenix 6 Pro complete with ballistic software . i can’t fault it ! Absolutely love it ! Never comes off my wrist , and it takes 40 mins to charge from flat and that will last 3 and a bit weeks . 100 % accuracy all the time . without doubt the best watch I have ever owned!

I think some of the things I do are more habits really . I tend to think of case preparation from the start to the finish as a Bit of ritual really , And all the things I do are just parts of that ritual. I find it also brings out our little OCD ways , well it certainly does with me . to the OP I look at it this way , A lot of the reloading process And case preparation are a personal thing , if you happy with the way you doing it and your getting good results leave things be . but there’s certainly no wrong with just experimenting, as long as the basic core principles are maintained

When I buy new brass , I uniform the primer pockets. after each shooting all the brass goes into a big Lyman stainless steel pin tumbler, they come out like brand new and all pockets are spotless. before I tumble washed , yes I did make the effort to clean the pockets out . i have always had the belief ( rightly or wrongly) that whilst the simple act of cleaning out the primer pockets has a very limited effect, it’s when you add it to all the other little things we do that’s makes the big difference .

Big al you sir are a f3cKING legend . Theres not one of your posts I Have ever disagreed with ! Don’t you dare go anywhere. regards a grumpy old keeper

It’s a cracking subject terry. I think your right about the smaller fast stuff but definitely has an Impact on big slow jumbo jet calibres like the 45/70 ect ect especially in the smooth bore black powder patched stuff 👍