Recommendations - Bullet Supply

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Re: Recommendations - Head Supply

#11 Post by Oddbod »

Gh0st wrote:Meh, were always referred to as heads when I first started shooting.

If you have any recommendations that would be helpful.
My recommendation is to use the correct term, as used by every other English speaking nation.
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Re: Recommendations - Head Supply

#12 Post by Gh0st »

Oddbod wrote:
Gh0st wrote:Meh, were always referred to as heads when I first started shooting.

If you have any recommendations that would be helpful.
My recommendation is to use the correct term, as used by every other English speaking nation.
Thanks for your help
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Re: Recommendations - Head Supply

#13 Post by Alpha1 »

What does Meh stand for ?.
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Re: Recommendations - Head Supply

#14 Post by Gh0st »

It has no abbreviation, it’s a bit like shrugging your shoulders in word form.

I’m just looking for recommendations not to get involved in a word war, I’ve taken on board what other people refer to as bullets. :-)
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Re: Recommendations - Head Supply

#15 Post by Alpha1 »

Thank you for educating me I have never come across Meh before. Not trying to get into a word war just trying to steer you on the right track. Stop referring to bullets as heads and you will be fine. Any thing I can do to help or advise you in your new hobby happy to help. Just ask.
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Re: Recommendations - Bulllet Supply

#16 Post by dromia »

I have edited the title of this thread to the correct terminology.

The head is the base of the case not the bullet.

We get a lot of new reloaders here and using the incorrect terminology is irresponsible, it can be at best confusing and at worst downright dangerous.
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Re: Recommendations - Bulllet Supply

#17 Post by dodgyrog »

dromia wrote:I have edited the title of this thread to the correct terminology.

The head is the base of the case not the bullet.

We get a lot of new reloaders here and using the incorrect terminology is irresponsible, it can be at best confusing and at worst downright dangerous.
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Re: Recommendations - Bullet Supply

#18 Post by Gh0st »

Sooo in my uneducated way..... what’s the difference between a bullet and a boolit?
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Re: Recommendations - Bullet Supply

#19 Post by dromia »

Boolit was a name coined by Ken Caldwell the originator of the original Cast Boolit forum to differentiate it from other cast bullet forums of the time.

The name which was originally a just a bit of fun seems to have become popular over the years and in some circles is taken to mean a cast bullet.

The difference is in the spelling but no-one least of all Ken thinks it should replace cast bullets, a bullet is a boolit is a bullet, different spelling but no renaming of parts.
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Re: Recommendations - Bullet Supply

#20 Post by dodgyrog »

Boolits rule
Cheap and accurate
Make your own or buy them.
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