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    Quote Originally Posted by PapaSmurf View Post
    Here's a little chart I made so I didn't have to calculate the bury dimensions each time.



    Disclaimer - I figured these using infomation I obtained from Samson's website and posts on HF. They work well for me, but I'm not a math kinda guy.
    Great chart!

    I like the taper length info as well.

    Is the taper considered part of the bury or in addition to?
    Last edited by UncleMJM; 11-17-2010 at 12:47. Reason: lousy spelling
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