Expanding Ammunition
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Re: Expanding Ammunition
This was posted in the Hampshire Police website
https://www.hampshire.police.uk/service ... licensing/
https://www.hampshire.police.uk/service ... licensing/
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Re: Expanding Ammunition
I ordered 100 PPU .311" 150gr SPBT from Kranks yesterday, email this morning to say they've been dispatchedbnz41 wrote:Visited my local reloading RFD shop and just bought some Sierra .303 150gr soft point bullets so it's happened they have taken soft points out of section 5 and into sec1 happy daystoffe wrapper wrote:Henry Krank have moved all bar 1 Sierra bullet to unlicensed

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Re: Expanding Ammunition
snayperskaya wrote:I ordered 100 PPU .311" 150gr SPBT from Kranks yesterday, email this morning to say they've been dispatchedbnz41 wrote:Visited my local reloading RFD shop and just bought some Sierra .303 150gr soft point bullets so it's happened they have taken soft points out of section 5 and into sec1 happy daystoffe wrapper wrote:Henry Krank have moved all bar 1 Sierra bullet to unlicensed


Re: Expanding Ammunition
I only have one real reason for getting some, for my 7.35mm Carcano as Hornady make a 128gr SP bullet, although not really available here. I will have to get them from the US via a shop here and they are the only people that make a jacketed bullet and until now I have not been able to buy them being soley a target shooter. Next question would be where can I shoot them as Bisley as my nearest fullbore range and I'm not sure if they will allow them.
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Should be ok at Bisley.lasbrisas wrote:I only have one real reason for getting some, for my 7.35mm Carcano as Hornady make a 128gr SP bullet, although not really available here. I will have to get them from the US via a shop here and they are the only people that make a jacketed bullet and until now I have not been able to buy them being soley a target shooter. Next question would be where can I shoot them as Bisley as my nearest fullbore range and I'm not sure if they will allow them.
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I have a missed delivery card from Royal Mail, it should be for 500 frangible bullets, so I'll see if they will let me have them tomorrow
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Re: Expanding Ammunition
Yes indeed Tovarischbnz41 wrote:
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Re: Expanding Ammunition
The only reason I got the PPU 150gr SPBT .311" is that they are pretty much the only 150gr .311" bullet I could find and the BDC elevation turret on my PSO-1 scope is calibrated for a 150gr projectile and with a 1:320mm twist rate barrel (same as the early Dragunov, changed to 1:240mm on later versions) it prefers the lighter 150gr bullet over the 174gr/180gr bullets that are more common in .311" flavour.lasbrisas wrote:I only have one real reason for getting some, for my 7.35mm Carcano as Hornady make a 128gr SP bullet, although not really available here. I will have to get them from the US via a shop here and they are the only people that make a jacketed bullet and until now I have not been able to buy them being soley a target shooter. Next question would be where can I shoot them as Bisley as my nearest fullbore range and I'm not sure if they will allow them.
"The only real power comes out of a long rifle." - Joseph Stalin
Give a man a gun and he can rob a bank.....give a man a bank and he can rob the world!.
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Re: Expanding Ammunition
Ginger wrote:This was posted in the Hampshire Police website
https://www.hampshire.police.uk/service ... licensing/
Interesting
Re: Expanding Ammunition
Does this mean we can get hollow point .22LR subsonic?
If so, that's good news because the range of subsonics in hollow point is a lot more than solids!
If so, that's good news because the range of subsonics in hollow point is a lot more than solids!
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