found what Im looking for at Midways UK, but out of stock,any other UK source please ?.
http://www.sinclairintl.com/.aspx/pid=3 ... omparators
comparators
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Any existing data without such a reference should be treated as suspect and not used.
Use reloading information posted here at your own risk. This forum (http://www.full-bore.co.uk) is not responsible for any property damage or personal injury as a consequence of using reloading data posted here, the information is individual members findings and observations only. Always verify the load data and be absolutely sure your firearm can handle the load, especially older ones. If in doubt start low and work your way up.
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Blu
Re: comparators
Col, was there a specific kind you were looking for? I clicked the link you put up and it went to the Sinclair page but that was it, it didn't show anything. Anyhow if you are having a hard time finding something and it's not a gun part, let me know. In the past I've helped out a couple of guys on here by buying stuff for them and sending it across. If I can help just let me know and we'll see what can be done. I'm a Scot who's lived in the US for a long time now, still don't speak Yankanese though. A fair few on here know me so by all means ask around about me first if you wish mate, no problem.
Blu
Blu
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Col
Re: comparators
thanks guys,I have now found a UK site from which I can get them. I wish someone had explained to me how expensive this reloading past-time is. I think maybe I should have stuck to my golf.
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Col
Re: comparators
Thank you Blu..very kind of you,and an offer I may take you up onBlu wrote:Col, was there a specific kind you were looking for? I clicked the link you put up and it went to the Sinclair page but that was it, it didn't show anything. Anyhow if you are having a hard time finding something and it's not a gun part, let me know. In the past I've helped out a couple of guys on here by buying stuff for them and sending it across. If I can help just let me know and we'll see what can be done. I'm a Scot who's lived in the US for a long time now, still don't speak Yankanese though. A fair few on here know me so by all means ask around about me first if you wish mate, no problem.
Blu
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Blu
Re: comparators
Col, 
I'm not saying there is anything wrong with having it, far from it in fact, if that's how deep someone wants to get into reloading then crack on and good luck to them. Personally I have never found a need for it. I will say one thing though Col, take your time mate and build up to buying the stuff you need, and not just stuff you just must have, you may find you don't need half the stuff you may have bought later on down the line. Unless you are rich, buy stuff a bit at a time and don't rush out and buy stuff maybe because you read something on here about it.
You''ll get there mate, it just takes time and the patience to learn.
Blu
P.S. After writing the above I must admit that some of the reloading toys I have weren't cheap. Over the years I have probably spent close to the GDP of a small country but feck it, I love it.
You know mate, I have been reloading for around 20-25 years now. In all that time I have never bought a comparator, neck turner or any of that stuff and I've never had a problem hitting what I aim at, even on the long distance shots.I wish someone had explained to me how expensive this reloading past-time is. I think maybe I should have stuck to my golf.
I'm not saying there is anything wrong with having it, far from it in fact, if that's how deep someone wants to get into reloading then crack on and good luck to them. Personally I have never found a need for it. I will say one thing though Col, take your time mate and build up to buying the stuff you need, and not just stuff you just must have, you may find you don't need half the stuff you may have bought later on down the line. Unless you are rich, buy stuff a bit at a time and don't rush out and buy stuff maybe because you read something on here about it.
You''ll get there mate, it just takes time and the patience to learn.
Blu
P.S. After writing the above I must admit that some of the reloading toys I have weren't cheap. Over the years I have probably spent close to the GDP of a small country but feck it, I love it.
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Col
Re: comparators
funnily enough Blu, there is a store not too far from where I live where I could get these
various items,head space guages,comparators etc,one of the guys who works there,who always seems to serve me tells me the same, he has cost his store a few bucks by more or less refusing to sells me these things,always giving me an alternative free method of doing
things.
I think maybe your both right,maybe we all buy these items hoping to make us shoot better,
but does it ?
various items,head space guages,comparators etc,one of the guys who works there,who always seems to serve me tells me the same, he has cost his store a few bucks by more or less refusing to sells me these things,always giving me an alternative free method of doing
things.
I think maybe your both right,maybe we all buy these items hoping to make us shoot better,
but does it ?
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