FantasticMrFox
Well-Known Member
Hi all,
I'm currently trying to up the amount of bullets/heads I can buy at any one time but my firearms department are denying my request and I'm not giving up without fighting my corner. I am now reloading my own ammunition and the argument I'm trying to get across is that I have great difficulty in finding the right heads I'm looking for and as hunting bullet heads are not allowed to be posted I would like to be able, when I find what I'm looking for to have the ability to buy up to 500 heads at any one time.
In order to halp make this a valid reason I think I need to know what the UK's slice of the reloading supply worldwide is as I've been told that generally the US produces the lions share of the world's reloading consumables and therefore take the lions share before what they don't want hits Europe and finally we in the UK get to fight over the dregs of what's left. Is this true and does anyone know what percentage is our slicr of the pie.
Any advice, figures and also other arguments to put across that might help my case would be gratefully received.
Thanks very much.
Sam
I'm currently trying to up the amount of bullets/heads I can buy at any one time but my firearms department are denying my request and I'm not giving up without fighting my corner. I am now reloading my own ammunition and the argument I'm trying to get across is that I have great difficulty in finding the right heads I'm looking for and as hunting bullet heads are not allowed to be posted I would like to be able, when I find what I'm looking for to have the ability to buy up to 500 heads at any one time.
In order to halp make this a valid reason I think I need to know what the UK's slice of the reloading supply worldwide is as I've been told that generally the US produces the lions share of the world's reloading consumables and therefore take the lions share before what they don't want hits Europe and finally we in the UK get to fight over the dregs of what's left. Is this true and does anyone know what percentage is our slicr of the pie.
Any advice, figures and also other arguments to put across that might help my case would be gratefully received.
Thanks very much.
Sam