Lee quick trimmer with standard cutter and deluxe cutter and two body die’s one in .22-250 & one Winchester.308 this one has never been used. £30 posted
I'll take this please, PM how you would like payment please
Appears to be, don't think the website is up to date, a few people are offering to fit the barrels cheaper as they don't think a warranty will be valid
Had a couple of barrels threaded when I lived in Oxfordshire, always a high standard and usually a quick turn around, his Dad's an interesting chap to chat with as well
My reminder was sent 6 months before expiry
I put my medical form in immediately
I posted my paperwork 14 weeks before expiry (as I always do)
My medical form took 16 weeks to complete and was sent in 8 weeks before expiry
I've just been sent a letter saying my certificates have been extended for 8 weeks
Did your firearms department tell you it would take 4 weeks or is that just what you've come to expect?
Dave Folwell (Bowtec rifles) is in Birtley, last one he did for me was £450, that was a lothar walther, not sure if he's still going though as he was on about retiring.
Alan Maunghan is Hexham (ish) think he's about the £650 mark for sassen button cut, friend of mine had a Tikka done by him and its a tack driver
I'm starting to see these mentioned quite a few times, can I ask how users find their performance please? My maing use would be live quarry but I also shoot target informally
Pretty sure silverstone scrapped that system very quickly as take up wasn't great.
The club I'm with in Northumberland gets 12 days on a military range (out to 600 but usually 100,200,300) for £115 all in
Similar set has folded in Northumberland, suggested gold silver bronze membership plan, which initially had to be silver membership at £1500 for the first year, and you were allowed ten visits a year so £150 for a days gong shooting
I'd be looking at slightly heavier target bullets, 69gr SMK or similar and heavier, but with your short barrel which I assume is 12" from your description I don't know which powder to suggest. Might be worth downloading gordons reloading tool and have a play with that
I've seen it done with the chrony type chrono's, basically the chrony was placed behind railway sleepers with the rods sticking up proud of the barricade, can't comment on the accuracy of it. The more shots the better the average i suppose
If its just for a spotter, do you really need it rattling around in a bino case, for my NV monocular I just use an elasticated bino harness, you can get them for about £5.00 on ebay, or make your own with bungee cord, its quite easy.