Ok, I've had a reply to my wanted ad for a .50 muzzle loader.
Then mentioned muskettooooonnnn is .577.
Will I require a £26 variation? or are the rules slightly different for muzzle loaders?
Mark
Does .50 mean .50?
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Re: Does .50 mean .50?
im sure the police will argue it
should jsut put .5 ... leaves your options open :) could try . you never know
should jsut put .5 ... leaves your options open :) could try . you never know
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Re: Does .50 mean .50?
Don't know about muzzle loaders but a "one for one" (where you want to either retain a slot after selling or want to change the calibre of an empty slot) does not usually attract a fee in my neck of the woods.
The above post probably contains sarcasm or some other form of attempted wit, please don't take it to heart.
Re: Does .50 mean .50?
.50 is .50
.577 is .577
You need to put in for a free one for one variation.
.577 is .577
You need to put in for a free one for one variation.
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