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peakrut 12-24-2007 08:57 AM

RE: Measuring a rack at home. Second and final part of series.(lot's of pics)
 
One of the top threads of the year, Thanks Scott

_Dan 12-24-2007 09:13 AM

RE: Measuring a rack at home. Second and final part of series.(lot's of pics)
 

ORIGINAL: IAhuntr

Good thread. One question, aren't the measurements supposed to be taken with a 1/4 inch wide metal tape measure?
For official measurements, I believe its max 1/4" wide tape.

Germ 12-24-2007 09:17 AM

RE: Measuring a rack at home. Second and final part of series.(lot's of pics)
 

ORIGINAL: _Dan


ORIGINAL: IAhuntr

Good thread. One question, aren't the measurements supposed to be taken with a 1/4 inch wide metal tape measure?
For official measurements, I believe its max 1/4" wide tape.
This is 1/4th wide according to Scott:D

buckeye 12-24-2007 09:59 AM

RE: Measuring a rack at home. Second and final part of series.(lot's of pics)
 

Good thread. One question, aren't the measurements supposed to be taken with a 1/4 inch wide metal tape measure?

The purpose of this thread was to show those who are interested in learning how, thatthey could score their rack at home with "tools" they most likely already own.... And to help explain the process.... As there seems to be a lot of confusion on the scoring process.

P&Y doesn't use a sharpie marker and an Ohio deer tag either ;)
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PreacherTony 12-24-2007 10:08 AM

RE: Measuring a rack at home. Second and final part of series.(lot's of pics)
 
Sticky material ..... thanks Scott

IAhuntr 12-24-2007 11:26 AM

RE: Measuring a rack at home. Second and final part of series.(lot's of pics)
 

ORIGINAL: buckeye


Good thread. One question, aren't the measurements supposed to be taken with a 1/4 inch wide metal tape measure?

The purpose of this thread was to show those who are interested in learning how, thatthey could score their rack at home with "tools" they most likely already own.... And to help explain the process.... As there seems to be a lot of confusion on the scoring process.

P&Y doesn't use a sharpie marker and an Ohio deer tag either ;)

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Understand completely. Just wanted a clarification of the actual rules. I guess if you are going to go to the trouble of measuring, might as well make it as accurate as possible.

hkbwpro111 12-24-2007 03:41 PM

RE: Measuring a rack at home. Second and final part of series.(lot's of pics)
 
EXCELENT JOB SCOTT, LOTS OF GOOD INFORMATION!;)

Bols 12-25-2007 12:38 AM

RE: Measuring a rack at home. Second and final part of series.(lot's of pics)
 
Scott, you are a stud.....nuff said!

fshafly2 12-25-2007 08:18 AM

RE: Measuring a rack at home. Second and final part of series.(lot's of pics)
 
Thanks for the details - well stated and informative!

-fsh

crokit 12-25-2007 08:31 AM

RE: Measuring a rack at home. Second and final part of series.(lot's of pics)
 
Great thread. Well done


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