CARTRIDGE DEVELOPMENT AND FORMING BY DOUG BOWSER

[Bruce_in_Oz]

Everybody SING:

"Shooting in a Winter Wonderland".

Did you import that white stuff just for authenticity in the video, or is your range regularly subject to these conditions?

Biggest problems on our ranges around Brisbane, in no particular order of annoyance:

Sweat running into your eyes.
Being bitten by savage green ants.
Squadrons of flies, large and small.

[Sentryduty]

Did you import that white stuff just for authenticity in the video, or is your range regularly subject to these conditions?

That day was a typical winter -35*C we are at 53.5*North Latitude in my region so that snow stuff is rather common for about half the year.

We had sub zero temperatures overnight this August (summer) and two weeks ago we had 15 cm of snow fall. It's mostly melted off now, but it will be back soon enough. I do most of my shooting in wretched temperatures for a couple of reasons, 1. I'm used to it from the Army, 2. My warm weather hobbies are motor related, and 3. the cold keeps many of the idiots indoors, it's better to just have me being the one.

[Doug Bowser]

I used to be subject to cold temperatures. I moved from Syracuse, NY to Mississippi in 1976. I have never regretted the move.

Doug

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Do you recall your trim to length on the .233 to ensure it will fill the die correctly?

Sorry, that was 24 years ago.

[TDH]

The same reason I moved from the south shore of Lake Erie to middle Tenn. And when I left I left my snow shovels on the porch

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Yesterday I went to town wearing shorts and a wife beater and crocs and was sweating today it's a cold day in the 50's

[browningautorifle]

It's still sweatshirts here in Victoria, my Rhodo's are blooming... I deliberately left the snow to Darren. I had enough.