Fishhog said:I did have to pull a muzzle cut patch once and was suprized at how non-round they were,...
Correct. Patches cut at the muzzle look like this.
Fishhog said:I did have to pull a muzzle cut patch once and was suprized at how non-round they were,...
Wattsy said:Swede50 said:I pay the wife the cost of factory patches about 1cent each. She cuts them out round with a pair of scissors. It gives her something to do more that watching soap operas and a little more spending money.
Obviously you are still in the process of training your wife so keep at it. With a little more effort on your part and she will be cutting patches just for the privledge of sleeping in the bed VS on the floor with the dogs. :rotf: :rotf: :rotf:
Sorry :wink:
CLAUDE !!! :nono: :nono: .............I'm suprised at you;............you haven't got the threads lined up in that patch.. :rotf: :rotf:Claude said:Fishhog said:I did have to pull a muzzle cut patch once and was suprized at how non-round they were,...
Correct. Patches cut at the muzzle look like this.
soggy said:CLAUDE !!! :nono: :nono: .............I'm suprised at you;............you haven't got the threads lined up in that patch.. :rotf: :rotf:Claude said:Fishhog said:I did have to pull a muzzle cut patch once and was suprized at how non-round they were,...
Correct. Patches cut at the muzzle look like this.
It's much slower, and you have to take your eyes off the target. It also buggers up your muzzle