Nice! I will have to stop by there next time I'm at my sister in laws house. She lives near Versailles just off of 50. It's about a 2 hour drive for me.
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Johnny Tremain
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Been doing this since the 70s and have never owned a ball puller.
We do carry an air compressor with us for those that dry ball at rondies.
If you dont use petroleum products, you will not need to pull a ball unless you dry ball, then see the line above.
We do carry an air compressor with us for those that dry ball at rondies.
If you dont use petroleum products, you will not need to pull a ball unless you dry ball, then see the line above.
I will for sure carry a ball puller. I will mainly be hunting. Hopefully I will never have to use it. But better to have it just in case. I don't plan on using petroleum products as I have read that is not advised.
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When you find an item you like or that helps you load, clean, or maintain your gun, buy 3 or 4 of them as your budget permits. It never hurts to have extras of things.
Johnny Tremain
Silversmith in training
The pan cake compressor fits in the back seat, I even take it hunting.
Had a fill a guys tire once.
Had a fill a guys tire once.
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