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These slugs, oomans.

Are they alive or dead?

Battery farmed or organic, free range?

Calm yourself furry one, have a worm and a sit down :)

meles meles wrote:These slugs, oomans.

Are they alive or dead?

Battery farmed or organic, free range?

Free....very much so - just put a fox costume on & start counting your chickens

*picks up teffylone*

"Hello? Chikkin Little ? It is ? Good. Badger 'ere. These warnin's you's givin'. Yes. About the sky fallin' in..."

So why have the NRA banned plastic wads?

I'm assuming they don't want their newish butt zero range being covered in plastic wads and I can understand the decision Still a pain for those of us who find that the slug for sale doesn't shoot as well as our home loads and indeed don't want to spend £120 plus for a days target shotgun.

Is that the cost of a day on But Zero now?! Bloody hell.....

Cheapest S&B slug I know of is sixty pound a hundred,.I'm only down for the phoenix and the nationals usually and ideally I'd shoot T&P1,multi target and embassy cup semi and pump and maybe classic T&P1.This would require 186 rounds add to this the seven courses of fire at something like eight pounds or so entry fee.

mr smith wrote: the seven courses of fire at something like eight pounds or so entry fee.

Per course of fire.

mr smith wrote:

mr smith wrote: the seven courses of fire at something like eight pounds or so entry fee.

Per course of fire.

Ouch!! And people wonder why there's not more support for the NRA IPSC take over bid