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Old 10-31-2011 | 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by hometheaterman
Several years? You must not shoot much. I use them for my centerfires too, but I'm on my 3rd package of 2 yards in this past year, and I'm about done with it. That said, I do shoot fairly often.

So far that's what I do I buy the 2 yard packs of flannel at Walmart and cut them up. It's the cheapest I've found so far. I normally get white, but One time they had a light yellow on sale and I bought it, and this past time they had pink on clearance so I picked up a thing of it to use. The light yellow worked fine, so I don't see any reason the pink wont. If one of these isn't on sale though I use white.

I've also heard of using t-shirts and I suspect this is cheaper, but I've just never tried it.
I don't shoot as much as some, more than others. One square yard of cloth = about 207 patches ((36/2.5=14.4) x 14.4 = 207.36).

I only shoot BH209 so I only use the patches at the end of my session. 207 patches go a long way.

I agree, use any light color on sale. I draw the line at pink.
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