Getting rid of bad ammo

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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.
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So GBP2.75/Kg ish then? Hmm, I really should have a weigh up.
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ad666 wrote:250 well oiled cases.. overall 66kg, A.
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do you by any chance shoot a Raden cannon :-P those cases weigh .264kg each :run: :)
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Wish I had a few of those 4.5 inch cases I chucked overboard years ago!
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pe4king wrote:
ad666 wrote:250 well oiled cases.. overall 66kg, A.
do you by any chance shoot a Raden cannon :-P those cases weigh .264kg each :run: :)
I thing it was closer to around 4000 empties in total..

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Still a nice little bonus and would pay for a couple of Kgs of powder :0037: ,or a lot of smarties,well fousands and fousands :good:
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pe4king wrote:Still a nice little bonus and would pay for a couple of Kgs of powder :0037: ,or a lot of smarties,well fousands and fousands :good:
..and then eat the lot :clap:

A certain Mr W Connolly I believe but what was the year.
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