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Went to wilkos today to clear them out of m10 hexnuts, but somebody had beat me to it!! So decided to grab a little bag (£1.99) of m eight hexnuts instead...... Driving back I stopped at the farm to have a look about. Spotted a magpie in an ash tree about 12m away. Managed to take a shot out the van window and dropped him easily, so m eight defo do the job on feather if you can't get m10's.....

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Just checked online sources - they aint cheap, are they ? :icon_eek:

make sure what your looking at isn't stainless steel mate, as they are a lot more expensive

 

:thumbs:

If you had a metal bar (of the correct diameter), could you just cut off discs of the right width, or does the hole in the centre of the nut help it's flight ?

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Yeah you can get reed bar, then just cut it to desired lengths...... If you cut the ends on an angle there absolutely lethal!

So don't cut it square ?
you can cut it square and it will be fine, but if cut on an angle will be devastating on impact
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You know, I've got a blacksmiths shop and never thought about round bar for ammo !!! :icon_eek: Does it fly true not being spherical?

yeah mate, just don't make it too long, I reckon about 20mm in length

 

20mm length would be far too long, :yes: 10mm dia mild steel bar would work well if cut short enough. personally i'd stick with nuts for the price of them. :thumbs:

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