mikey_abz wrote:P.S. Too many jock flags
Says who.
mikey_abz wrote:P.S. Too many jock flags
mikey_abz wrote:hi kev,
like the CZ so far.....is that what u have in .204? just been looking on midwayuk to get an idea of how much reloading supplies cost.
Mike
P.S. Too many jock flags :?
RichardH wrote:without being .......GAY
Rich
mikey_abz wrote:...I will start home loading once I get the bits...
Beer Hunter wrote:mikey_abz wrote:...I will start home loading once I get the bits...
I'm sitting here prepping all the brass you wasted on Monday
Kev.
mikey_abz wrote:Spoke to FEO earlier on regarding my FAC application. It has been passed through to Admin and is waiting to be ratified......the FEO expects it should be with me on Tuesday (should it go through ok with them)
Mike
hungryrob wrote:Mine is going to come into its own after Kev has visited the US and brought me back casting stuff for 44 grain lead bullets. I'm planning using green dot powder to download the Hornet for bunnies. I calculated that I'll get around 1200 loads per tub and with lead costing nothing at all I reckon this could be a very cheap, quiet and accurate load at around 2000 fps for general use.
The HMR doesn't give you the same flexibility but is more accurate at 100 yards and out of the box. If you don't reload, the Hornet is considerably more expensive as well.
Wabbit Icer wrote:Hmmm........lead costing nothing at all - which church roof have you been visiting Robbie?
alan108 wrote:Hi,just thought i'd add my thoughts on a .22 hornet,i've a CZ American with moderator,it shoots straight and is in my opinion excellent vaue for money,I also reload as factory ammo is expensive,have a look at one.you won't be disappointed.
mikey_abz wrote:...The only thing i have noticed with the CZ is that the floating barrel is touching the wood on one side!...
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