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    Quote Originally Posted by Alan de Enfield View Post
    Rondog - you had to 'bite' didnt you.

    It'll be like opening Pandoras box all over again !!!
    Sorry. When it comes to the finer points of rifle shooting, I'm still pretty much a naive knuckledragger. Just wondering what this is all about, and if it's something I need to know and do. I've always been just a "stuff 'em in and shoot 'em" kinda guy, but if this is some trick that'll help me to actually HIT what I'm shooting at, it might be a good thing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rondog View Post
    Sorry. When it comes to the finer points of rifle shooting, I'm still pretty much a naive knuckledragger. Just wondering what this is all about, and if it's something I need to know and do. I've always been just a "stuff 'em in and shoot 'em" kinda guy, but if this is some trick that'll help me to actually HIT what I'm shooting at, it might be a good thing.
    No problem - its just one of Ed Hortons specialities, basically you fire-form your case with a rubber o-ring between the rim and the breech, this holds the case centrally and helps to minimise stretch and improve case life if you are reloading. I'm sure Ed will post the pics and details in due course.
    Mine are not the best, but they are not too bad. I can think of lots of Enfields I'd rather have but instead of constantly striving for more, sometimes it's good to be satisfied with what one has...

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