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Wanneer raak dit gevaarlik om met 'n geroeste loop te skiet?

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Anyone else have / use / modified a P14 ( .303 ) or M17 (30-06)
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Would you please give some thoughts / ideas on this?

My snubby's rubber grip became soft and slightly mushy in some areas after +- ten years of edc - both IWB and AIWB. It was usually around the edges where it had much skin contact. Presumably, the combination of heat and sweat had a big influence. Cleaning fluids could have been involved as well.

Which materials would be better for edc purposes?

Does grip rubber have a certain life span?

The revolver is a Taurus Mod 606.



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Give a shout if the bullet prices are not market related. The 9mm dies could be for 9mm Short and 9x19mm.

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I still remember the Dassie shot so clearly.
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The quickest and easiest way to get GRT working in Linux is to run it on a Windows VM in VirtualBox.

You can share the GRT data folder with the VM, so it is accessible directly.

I've got a Windows XP VM, running the Windows version of GRT. And a couple of other bits of Windows software that I use once in a while, for which there is no Linux equivalent.


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