the all aussie dribble thread!

[bennn*e]

yip me to.
they made out the bike saw was a 300cc stihl. lol

Percentage of it is, the rear grips are from a 1106 series and the fuel tank from a HS 80/85 hedge trimmer

 

[lumberjackau]

Percentage of it is, the rear grips are from a 1106 series and the fuel tank from a HS 80/85 hedge trimmer

them is the ones, they didn't take the circuit by storm, more of a fizzle really from what I heard, but I would take one if I had the opportunity

 

[MCW]

ran some of them winny subs over 50 yards out of my Ruger 96 mag plonked a 14 pwr scope on top it wos wet windy gusty so fairs fair they wandered a bit. i aim to test when nicer conditions over 75 and 100yards,,, ugly little head pills on them so i went looking for bunny but he was staying at home in the wind n showers, next time.

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I'm yet to see a .22 Mag group those or their plated Powerpoint loads well. Hate to say it but the jacketed projectiles seem to be the only ones that shoot well in any of the different magnum rifles I've seen them used in.

 

[herbs]

So this arvo the neighbours fire decided to wander over to my place, burnt out the front paddock nicely. Went gangbusters with the Bigdog zero turn cutting breaks until a grader came onto the scene. Fortunately all under control.

 

[postrip]

An open post rip heat from crows nest on Saturday .
Close racing at its best!!
7 post Iron Bark Billets!

 

[lumberjackau]

An open post rip heat from crows nest on Saturday .
Close racing at its best!!
7 post Iron Bark Billets!

****, that was close, hahahahaha, top racing mate

 

[herbs]

Never ceases to amaze me how quick you blokes rip and split those posts. Thumbs up to all you guys who compete.

 

[MCW]

Never ceases to amaze me how quick you blokes rip and split those posts. Thumbs up to all you guys who compete.

About the only thing I'd rip and split is my hamstrings and the arse out my pants.

 

[derwoodii]

That's alright. How big is that circle, 2"?

Circle dia each smig under or smig over an inch but this is only 50 yards not 100. I did shoot 1/2 inch tight group but it was my scope dial in zero so full of wacky holes. I'm keen to see how they knock over mr bunny now.

 

[tdi-rick]

About the only thing I'd rip and split is my hamstrings and the arse out my pants.

Need more fibre in your diet old son, far too much straining......

 

[postrip]

Another u100cc final....

 

[MCW]

Need more fibre in your diet old son, far too much straining......

Pffft. I watched some post ripping at the Bulahdelah Show. It looked easy when Neil was doing it. He didn't strain nuthin.

 

[bennn*e]

them is the ones, they didn't take the circuit by storm, more of a fizzle really from what I heard, but I would take one if I had the opportunity View attachment 423772

I'd like to know what motor they use on them. If my forks for my kato end up needing to be replaced and I need a rear wheel already to I might look around for a complete 250 and wreck it and have a tinker. Old mans retired and got a lathe and drill mill. There's not much he can't manufacture

 

[postrip]

Pffft. I watched some post ripping at the Bulahdelah Show. It looked easy when Neil was doing it. He didn't strain nuthin.

Matt... I'm positive that would be because of the powerful saw /chain combo he was using, kindly supplied out of BOBS fully equipped engine building workshop..... And maybe a sh&t load of skill!

 

[MCW]

Matt... I'm positive that would be because of the powerful saw /chain combo he was using, kindly supplied out of BOBS fully equipped engine building workshop..... And maybe a sh&t load of skill!

It could have been the equipment Jason but Neil actually tore the posts off with his bare hands. I don't actually think he even started the saw to be honest.

 

[postrip]

It could have been the equipment Jason but Neil actually tore the posts off with his bare hands. I don't actually think he even started the saw to be honest.

Well ya do realise a " Bob" saw has got a certain reputation to keep!

 

[ausneil 1]

I'd like to know what motor they use on them. If my forks for my kato end up needing to be replaced and I need a rear wheel already to I might look around for a complete 250 and wreck it and have a tinker. Old mans retired and got a lathe and drill mill. There's not much he can't manufacture

Rotax engines mate.

regarding the above posts linking myself with the bobster again,,,, what ever .
Just remember gentlemen, bob is watching and bob has a mate who will come on this very forum hiding behind some stupid user name and tell you all off, that's what will happen I have seen it before.
Anyway that bob bloke has won plenty, sorted countless bush men out in the bush and so on,,, this is true I have read it on the internet so it has to be true.

 

[ausneil 1]

It could have been the equipment Jason but Neil actually tore the posts off with his bare hands. I don't actually think he even started the saw to be honest.

Gee I think you have me confused with someone else mate, last time I tried I actually got me saw started. Husky saws have a beaut little devise they call a ''starter handle'' , solves the problem associated with starting your chainsaw.

 

[weedkilla]

I'd like to know what motor they use on them. If my forks for my kato end up needing to be replaced and I need a rear wheel already to I might look around for a complete 250 and wreck it and have a tinker. Old mans retired and got a lathe and drill mill. There's not much he can't manufacture

Got the new brochure in the post, looking flash big fella.

 

[Hornetboy]

ran some of them winny subs over 50 yards out of my Ruger 96 mag plonked a 14 pwr scope on top it wos wet windy gusty so fairs fair they wandered a bit. i aim to test when nicer conditions over 75 and 100yards,,, ugly little head pills on them so i went looking for bunny but he was staying at home in the wind n showers, next time.

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Hey, I used to Manage a rifle range and was in the industry for many years. I saw a lot of .22 WMR rifles and can say with confidence that you are getting pretty much all there is, accuracy wise. They are a hunting rifle, but their inherent accuracy limits their applications . I saw many people trying many brands of ammunition, but very few doing better than you. If you jag a brand that groups tightly ( and I mean group after group), buy a cartloads; you just won the lottery. Most .22wmr's can't run with a .22lr in the accuracy stakes. Just the way it is.