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General Discussion / Re: Wild night in Auckland area
« Last post by Hobby hunter on February 15, 2023, 06:58:11 am »
Well round 2 was a bit worse but we got off lightly compared to some. We had about 500mm of water on the property luckily house is up off the ground. A lot of wind as well. Got 2 of the neighbours trees in our yard now and got a tiny bit of water in the house only from the driving rain. Lots of uprooted trees and was cut off from work. Been looking out for our elderly neighbour who has been cut off from family. Thoughts go out to all those who have lost someone or something
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General Discussion / Re: Wild night in Auckland area
« Last post by Hobby hunter on February 02, 2023, 09:17:01 pm »
https://youtu.be/wNf3hJcA-l8
Did this. This was where my mum stayed and her apartment. Its condemmed now and shes staying with us
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General Discussion / Re: Making case lube
« Last post by noncompliant on February 02, 2023, 07:30:34 pm »
I use half grafting wax mixed with half of paraffin wax. Does the job and works in a Lyman 450 Lubesizer.
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General Discussion / Re: Wild night in Auckland area
« Last post by Hobby hunter on February 02, 2023, 07:29:00 pm »
Yea it does seem that way. This was out rural a bit. Blew the headgasket on my car and bent a rod. Putting it back together this weekend
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General Discussion / Re: Wild night in Auckland area
« Last post by noncompliant on February 02, 2023, 07:25:11 pm »
I didn't know that there were any kiwi's left in Auckland.
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General Discussion / Wild night in Auckland area
« Last post by Hobby hunter on January 28, 2023, 10:33:40 am »
Well youve all seen the pictures, what a night. Took 7hrs to get home which usually takes 40min. Car didnt like it and Ive done damage to the engine, but that was pretty minor compared to the damage I saw. On the slow trip home I saw flooded houses floating cars, a full sized bus washed off the road. Met a lot of people at the many stops waiting for the waters to recede low enough to be passable. Spirits were good and everyone helped each other in true kiwi style.
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Hunting / First possum shoot for the year
« Last post by Hobby hunter on January 22, 2023, 11:29:15 am »
Had my first possum shoot for the year last night, but the day started differently. First off a mate and I did a clay bird shoot for a hens party. Everyone had a great time and the ladies got to tick something off their bucket list, then it was pack everything up head home and get possum gear ready. I decided to take doggy for his first shoot as well and to my surprise he was perfect. I had thoughts of having to chase him all over the farm or getting scared of the rifle shooting. It was suppressed so I think that helped. I got out to the farm while there was still some light as I like to do a quick recon to see where the stock is and see what the ground is like. I only had a small area to work in but it was still an area that held some possums. I was using my chopper, that's what I call my shortened sportco semi that I've cut and threaded for a suppressor. Its a handy little rifle that's a joy to carry for hours and its still very accurate. All in all a good night and we got 22 possums.
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Firearms / Re: Mossberg MVP
« Last post by Hobby hunter on January 05, 2023, 02:19:44 pm »
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Firearms / Re: Mossberg MVP
« Last post by Hobby hunter on January 03, 2023, 10:13:21 am »
Its got the typical wobbly as **** mag which doesnt help with feeding sometimes and is rattley and annoying. Pretty simple fix really I just put some epoxy type stuff in a couple of places on the mag and its improved it out of sight.
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Firearms / Re: Mossberg MVP
« Last post by Hobby hunter on January 01, 2023, 09:44:26 pm »
Took it out for a shoot yesterday and it actually surprised me after reading a few reviews on it. This rifle was shooting consistant 1" or under 3 shot groups at 100m with s&b ammo. I just need to sort feeding from mag out but that will be an easy fix due to poor mag fit...
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