Any Dutch speakers here?

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Any Dutch speakers here?

#1 Post by 1066 »

Any Dutch speakers here? There's just been a short review of the Targetmaster trickler in a Dutch magazine (http://www.ak56.nl/nummer127.htm) I have a copy of the article and have run it through Google translate but a lot still comes out as gobbledegook.
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#2 Post by greenshoots »

I have a copy of the article and have run it through Google translate but a lot still comes out as gobbledegook.
or double dutch seriosly i have run a caravan manual which was in dutch thru google and it has still come back unreadable


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#3 Post by Alpha1 »

Reloading: The Target Master is a brilliant example of sober reflection. Also create penvuurmunitie in 176 easy steps.

That's what it says roughly on the index page I can view. I can not find the full article. But it sounds like they were impressed.
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Alpha1 wrote:Reloading: The Target Master is a brilliant example of sober reflection. Also create penvuurmunitie in 176 easy steps.

That's what it says roughly on the index page I can view. I can not find the full article. But it sounds like they were impressed.
Here's the article:

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And here's another I can't read, just a couple of months ago from Germany:

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#5 Post by DW58 »

I'm sure it says "Bloody good - if it ain't broke don't fix it" somehow in the article.

I bought my first TargetMaster back in 1988 and only replaced it with the latest model last year. Does everything I want it to do accurately, quickly and without fuss.
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#6 Post by meles meles »

We were going to recommend Bang & Olufson but then remembered that they are Danish...
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#8 Post by GarethM »

Have asked my cousin, no promises (but he is a shooter as well)...

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#9 Post by GarethM »

My cousin (who is Dutch) has replied:
Hmmm it looks like weird Dutch and it doesn't make any sense... Literally, it says something like this: "Reloading: The Targetmaster is an excellent example of sober thinking: Making penfire munition (don't know what they mean by this) yourself in 176 simple steps."
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#10 Post by nickb834 »

Maybe the artical was written by a Belgian who speaks Flemish dialect of Dutch? I note the magazine is sold in both the Netherlands and Belgium so this may explain it?
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