Kangaroo Majak Daw adds even more size to his imposing frame Majak Daw is making BIG improvements to his game. IT'S that time of year where it's all about the guns. Inside the changerooms of every AFL club there will be a competition going on to see who is producing the best rig for the new season. Unfortunately for North Melbourne players they have learned quickly that they might as well put the dumbbells down. Who has had the best "guns" in the AFL? It's probably best if they actually cover up their guns given they're competing against Majak Daw. The Sudanese-born ruckman showed yesterday that he hasn't been neglecting the weights room over the summer. Since the retirement of Collingwood defender Chris Tarrant, Daw has taken over the mantle of best guns in the AFL. Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley always looked for a physical edge in his playing days. Former Pie and Docker Chris Tarrant was renowned for his physical attributes. Many have had a crack at the title over the journey dating back to Fitzroy great Mick Conlan while more modern-day 'guns men' included St Kilda full-forward Fraser Gehrig and current Pies coach Nathan Buckley. But they are dwarfed compared to Daw who is hoping his guns feature more prominently on the field this season. The 22-year-old, who played six games last year, had his season cut short when he was required to have knee surgery but is on track to be right for Round 1. Daw's Kangaroos teammates can only watch and wonder at his size and strength.