Hornady Amax

[Mike2]

Please see...


http://psa.bizhosting.com/whats_new.html


It looks like this has been resolved - but further news will be posted as it comes in.

[John25]

Mike,

Getting this, perhaps they are on our old server :lol:

We’re extremely sorry, but there seems to be a problem with this link.



We try very hard to prevent this sort of thing happening, but since many of our links go to sites beyond our control, occasionally this sort of thing can happen.



We would be very grateful if you could report his broken link to us – we’re only human and we may have missed it.

You can either e-mail us at

PhoenixShooters@Yahoo.co.uk

Or by going to our contact page and telling us which link you were trying to use when you came on this, our “emergency broken link” page.



Many thanks for your patience and for your help!



Mike & Mary,

Phoenix Shooters Association.

[Robin128]

Mike2's link say this...

"(20/10/11)- THE A MAX ISSUE - RESOLVED
I have just had e-mails from both the Home Office and ACPO, who have agreed with BASC that A MAX bullets do NOT fall under Section 5 of the Firearms Act, and may continue to be used for target Shooting.

I'll post any further news on the subject here as soon as I get it

Well - that's the end of a storm in a teacup!"

Cleaned up his link too.

[Mike2]

We’re extremely sorry, but there seems to be a problem with this link.

How odd!

Seems to work fine now - probably something I did wrong when editing the page. Sorry !

I've put two more upates there now.

http://psa.bizhosting.com/whats_new.html

[Robin128]

Again, well done Mike Eveleigh and BASC!

:goodjob: