The situation is more dire than I'd realised
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The situation is more dire than I'd realised
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Tell me about it. I have 5 of those empty boxes at the moment. Only 3 more left:oh noes:
I have only 19 rounds left.
I never had any if that makes you feel better.
you monsterQuote:
Originally Posted by Towely
I found a full one under my reloading bench so not all is lost, but it's not a happy scene.
At least the projectiles are back in stock again now so I can do some reloading. Prefer to get the steel cased stuff for occasions where I don't want to be looking for spent brass.
I still have 250 rounds left :D
For me, that's every occasion!Quote:
Originally Posted by gadgetman
Thankfully that is only a couple of times a year and I'm only likely to use a box each time. Might pick up some brass cased training ammo.Quote:
Originally Posted by gimp
Better to buy good brass for reloading gadget.
I have plenty anyway so won't be too worried about losing some. Was intending to do a heap of reloading, have 400 cases prepared and ready to go. Just need powder and projectiles and a load. with being laid low I haven't had the chance to work up a load and running out of time.
Has anyone tried the outback ammo? there seems to be a fair amount around, does it preform semi decent?
MattyP got some for his new 308 and it is extremely good in his rifle. Made by ADI.
$260 for 1000 projectiles, cant go wrong ;)
I've just been watching the Aussie reviews on youtube - i now realise why you kiwi's used to always try to get me to say the letter 'H'. The correct bogan pronunciation is "Hay-ch...as in HAY-CH, EEM, ARRR mate". Then there was the dude saying to the rep at the shot show "Mate, show me the latest BLAY-ZAR" "ah yes here is the new BLAH-zer" (the rep instantly correcting him).
Mine likes those better than V-Max.Quote:
Originally Posted by savageshooter