slug loadings

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#31 Post by meles meles »

These slugs, oomans.

Are they alive or dead?

Battery farmed or organic, free range?
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Calm yourself furry one, have a worm and a sit down :)
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#33 Post by saddler »

meles meles wrote:These slugs, oomans.

Are they alive or dead?

Battery farmed or organic, free range?
Free....very much so - just put a fox costume on & start counting your chickens
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#34 Post by meles meles »

*picks up teffylone*

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#35 Post by Sim G »

So why have the NRA banned plastic wads?
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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#36 Post by mr smith »

I'm assuming they don't want their newish butt zero range being covered in plastic wads and I can understand the decision Still a pain for those of us who find that the slug for sale doesn't shoot as well as our home loads and indeed don't want to spend £120 plus for a days target shotgun.
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#37 Post by Sim G »

Is that the cost of a day on But Zero now?! Bloody hell.....
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#38 Post by mr smith »

Cheapest S&B slug I know of is sixty pound a hundred,.I'm only down for the phoenix and the nationals usually and ideally I'd shoot T&P1,multi target and embassy cup semi and pump and maybe classic T&P1.This would require 186 rounds add to this the seven courses of fire at something like eight pounds or so entry fee.
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#39 Post by mr smith »

mr smith wrote: the seven courses of fire at something like eight pounds or so entry fee.

Per course of fire.
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#40 Post by Blackstuff »

mr smith wrote:
mr smith wrote: the seven courses of fire at something like eight pounds or so entry fee.

Per course of fire.
Ouch!! :bad: And people wonder why there's not more support for the NRA IPSC take over bid 8-)
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