Highland hand loading.

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All handloading data posted on Full-Bore UK from 23/2/2021 must reference the published pressure tested data it was sourced from, posts without such verification will be removed.
Any existing data without such a reference should be treated as suspect and not used.

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saddler

Re: Highland hand loading.

#11 Post by saddler »

Watcher wrote:I still have the lubing bits for my old Wamadet; found them the other day. Bit rusty and gungy but still sound. Free to a good home (P&P excluded).
....hello sailor!!

Did someone say free to good home? O:-)
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Re: Highland hand loading.

#12 Post by dromia »

Join the queue Jon. :grin:
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Re: Highland hand loading.

#13 Post by saddler »

No worries

I have lots of unknown parts from my Wamadet - I have a feeling that some MAY be part of a swaging setup.
BIGGEST problem, sorry, ONLY problem I have with the Wamadet is that I dont have any instructions for these odds & sods so they are sat there not being used.
As soon as I can work out what they are I can make use of them...

You still calling in on Monday?
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Re: Highland hand loading.

#14 Post by dromia »

Yep aiming to get to yours for 8 am 'ish if you'll be up then. :lol:

I have some Slube instructions if you want a photocopy?
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Come on Bambi get some

Imperial Good Metric Bad
Analogue Good Digital Bad

Fecking stones

Real farmers don't need subsidies

Cow's farts matter!

For fine firearms and requisites visit

http://www.pukkabundhooks.com/
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Re: Highland hand loading.

#15 Post by saddler »

dromia wrote:Yep aiming to get to yours for 8 am 'ish if you'll be up then. :lol:

I have some Slube instructions if you want a photocopy?
Sounds good

Will update the 60 alarm clocks on Sunday night - though they tend to start going-off as soon as it starts getting light anyway; or as soon as they hear movement!
Watcher

Re: Highland hand loading.

#16 Post by Watcher »

saddler wrote:
Watcher wrote:I still have the lubing bits for my old Wamadet; found them the other day. Bit rusty and gungy but still sound. Free to a good home (P&P excluded).
....hello sailor!!

Did someone say free to good home? O:-)
Dromia got in first I'm afraid.
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