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  • 29-04-2012 7:54pm
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    jmcp
    Registered Users Posts: 41 ✭


    made a set of shooting sticks from an old set of golf club shafts. Light and strong, held together by castrating rings. [cringe]. So how are good are your groups with your sticks when testing them out.


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    deeksofdoom
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    jmcp wrote: »
    made a set of shooting sticks from an old set of golf club shafts. Light and strong, held together by castrating rings. [cringe]. So how are good are your groups with your sticks when testing them out.

    I don't believe you! pictures......


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    deerhunter1
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    deeksofdoom wrote: »
    I don't believe you! pictures......

    ya:(;)


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    garv123
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    jmcp wrote: »
    made a set of shooting sticks from an old set of golf club shafts. Light and strong, held together by castrating rings. [cringe]. So how are good are your groups with your sticks when testing them out.

    Apparently castrating rings are a common thing in DIY shooting sticks.

    How did they turn out and work?


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    rabbit assassin
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    garv123 wrote: »
    Apparently castrating rings are a common thing in DIY shooting sticks.

    How did they turn out and work?

    Yeah castrating rings or a strip of old inner tube from a bike doubled or tripled over. Can make an ideal pair for next to nothing. Made a pair from some garden poles and its solid :D. Ideal for high grass etc..


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    jmcp
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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPQe2tCGAQk&feature=related, you can see them here. i found tyre tube will tear after a while


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