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What I am actually getting at is those who get rid of a rifle then go and sell the reloads that were designed for that rifle to other people whos rifle that the reloaded ammo they just bought was not...

You have a good point, Probably falls into the category of gunsmithing as I know gunsmiths such as arthur cleland used to manufacture ammo quite some time ago and ammo manufacturing used to be part...

At the time I had no bullet puller or scales and no reloading gear so could not check them myself because I had sold it all a few months earlier to pay off some debts, plus I was furious at the time...

No spook I am saying if I fuck up on a powder charge I would rather it be me that gets hurt and not someone else. When I raised this at F&H without mentioning marks name four other members messaged...

I spoke to him the day it happened he admitted they were his loads and he didn't even offer to fix it at his cost. All he did was get his hammer out and belt the bolt open and destroyed the ammo.

I am only like that now after I had a reload blow up in my face and was reloaded by Mark Bridgeman the round was that fucking hot it jammed the bolt shut, the case head was firmly stuck in the bolt...

That it is not safe to sell reloaded ammo for use in firearms other than the firearm the load was developed in. These guys are really risking their arses doing that especially if a round causes...