Bullet exchange

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Re: Bullet exchange

#11 Post by Doz »

If anyone has a few 69gn .224 Matchkings or Scenars going spare that I could try I'd be grateful. I have a dozen or so 53gn Matchkings (Sierra no. 1400) that I can offer in exchange.

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Re: Bullet exchange

#12 Post by ovenpaa »

Doz wrote:If anyone has a few 69gn .224 Matchkings or Scenars going spare that I could try I'd be grateful. I have a dozen or so 53gn Matchkings (Sierra no. 1400) that I can offer in exchange.

Cheers, Bruce
I have some SMK80's but they need a 1:8 twist to stabilise, I may have some skinny A Max's though if that helps?
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Re: Bullet exchange

#13 Post by Sandgroper »

Doz wrote:If anyone has a few 69gn .224 Matchkings or Scenars going spare that I could try I'd be grateful. I have a dozen or so 53gn Matchkings (Sierra no. 1400) that I can offer in exchange.

Cheers, Bruce
I think I have some 69gn Matchkings that I no longer use - I'll check and PM you. Just don't be a rush as I'm on Night Shift so everything will take a bit longer this week. :D Yawn!
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Re: Bullet exchange

#14 Post by Doz »

Thanks chaps. Unfortunately my barrel is only around 1:9.5 so wouldn't stabilise those heavier bullets ovenpaa but thanks very much for the offer. I'll hang on and see if Sandgroper has the 69 grainers.

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Re: Bullet exchange

#15 Post by Sim G »

Sandgroper wrote:
Doz wrote:If anyone has a few 69gn .224 Matchkings or Scenars going spare that I could try I'd be grateful. I have a dozen or so 53gn Matchkings (Sierra no. 1400) that I can offer in exchange.

Cheers, Bruce
I think I have some 69gn Matchkings that I no longer use - I'll check and PM you. Just don't be a rush as I'm on Night Shift so everything will take a bit longer this week. :D Yawn!

Yeah, but do you still get a week off after nights in the Prison Service?
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#16 Post by Sim G »

If SG doesn't have any, I know I do have........ but, mine are buried under the contents of my garage, which is actually in the garden shed since the building work started!!! So if needs be, I could get some to you, but it would be a while....

I really need to get the garage sorted.....
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#17 Post by swampy »

i have some speer 7mm 145 gr hot cor. some 7mm 130 gr hot cor. some 6mm berger 62 gr target (hp...useful for foxing)
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#18 Post by Sandgroper »

Sim G wrote: Yeah, but do you still get a week off after nights in the Prison Service?
In short no.

Our N/S starts on a Tuesday so a long weeknd before starting. Finish on Tuesday morning and half the N/S is back in on Wednesday for training :evil: (day shift, if you're lucky) and then the rest of the week off. Every third N/S you're on leave for the following week.

We are the only Establishment, I know of the operates this way. The other Establishments I been at, it's week on N/S, week off.

Not the best, but not too bad either.


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Re: Bullet exchange

#19 Post by Doz »

I'm now sorted, thanks very much indeed to Sandgroper. I still have the 53gn Matchkings available if anyone wants to try them.
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Re: Bullet exchange

#20 Post by Sandgroper »

Doz wrote:I'm now sorted, thanks very much indeed to Sandgroper. I still have the 53gn Matchkings available if anyone wants to try them.
No problems. Hope you have some luck with them. :D
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