Re: After decades of hunting with smaller calibers...
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Sat Jan 15, 2011 10:58 pmby Archie
The gloves I use are bright light blue - yours are kind of like camo - they blend in with the barrel. I'm actually a little jealous
It does work very well, though.
Re: After decades of hunting with smaller calibers...
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Mon Jan 17, 2011 1:20 amby Texas Sheepdawg
Don't be silly! Wrap that Izzy!
Re: After decades of hunting with smaller calibers...
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Wed Jun 01, 2011 9:09 pmby commander faschisto
I've had to dump various crap out of barrels too...a couple years ago I found that Birchwood Casey makes little black Hobbit rubbers, officially called "barrel cots", 20 to a pack, for a couple bucks. They'll fit over just about any muzzle, I've even managed to just barely coax them over a 12 gauge before. There's one over my .450b Izzy flash hider right now. Midway sells them, and I'm sure lots of others do too...
Re: After decades of hunting with smaller calibers...
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Fri Sep 23, 2011 2:45 amby akula682
here you go...
http://www.uline.com/BL_1016/Latex-Fing ... 4Aod9yLsfQnot too bad on price, i would not suggest getting any of the heavy duty ones, id go for medimum to light weight, makes iteasier for the rnd to punch through. Ive been using them for a long time, since i was a kid. My mother was a nurse and she thought we could use them as small water ballons (that didnt work too well)... i noticed they fit over my barrel pretty well and thats what i used them for. I only used them when the weather was bad, yes i got laughed at too, but screw 'em, i didnt want anything getting in my barrel.
and here is another site.
http://www.fingercots.net/
Re: After decades of hunting with smaller calibers...
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Fri Sep 23, 2011 3:52 amby Texas Sheepdawg
akula682 wrote:here you go...
http://www.uline.com/BL_1016/Latex-Fing ... 4Aod9yLsfQnot too bad on price, i would not suggest getting any of the heavy duty ones, id go for medimum to light weight, makes iteasier for the rnd to punch through. Ive been using them for a long time, since i was a kid. My mother was a nurse and she thought we could use them as small water ballons (that didnt work too well)... i noticed they fit over my barrel pretty well and thats what i used them for. I only used them when the weather was bad, yes i got laughed at too, but screw 'em, i didnt want anything getting in my barrel.
and here is another site.
http://www.fingercots.net/
I posted a thread on this subject here.
http://www.450bushmaster.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1195I've shot through these with no issues. The "cot" just blows up
Into little pieces.
Re: After decades of hunting with smaller calibers...
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Sat Sep 24, 2011 7:24 amby akula682
yeah... i found that thread after i posted this one...
