Yes.. hence my requirement to hold additional ammunition. Variation going in to aquire .22 (requesting .22 CF for less agro / restrictions, likewise with the moderator) , move all rifles to ALQ for leagaly allowed for the calibre (ie 22CF should be able to be used for MJ&CWD in England and wales (roe in Scotland) and all rifles I possess to include target shooting as a full member of xxxcccxxx club.
Held ammunition quantities.
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Ok, then you shouldn’t have an issue with 1000-1500 for each RF (or more).
And 600-1000 for each CF.
Thanks
Can't afford to hold that amount, but gives me a starting point for negotiation (but will probably ask for the lower end of the CF!)
Shouldn’t really be a negotiation, read the guidance and ask for what you can justify in line with the guidance.
If you’re doing a lot of loading and like experimenting you’ll need more than you think.
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See I did the opposite and asked for exactly what I needed, justified the amounts to plod when they visited, and got a "thank you, usually people put stupid numbers down without thinking for an exact number and we end up knocking them back massively".
Thanks, that's what I was thinking. Starting out with 222 reloading as I know that is cost effective. Hold up to 100 rds of factory, but if I want a morning / day on the range, with 3 rounds each(not sure if it should be more) with Starting load of 21.1 grain, working up In 0.1 grain increments , to just below max at 23.1 , that's an extra 90 rounds.
Don’t work up in .1 gr increments, for .222 go at .3.
3 rounds isn’t enough, load 4 or 5, that way if you think you’ve pulled one of the shots you can send another to see if it was you or the load.
Cheers , reloading is a new interest. Was going to book on a course at the club for £180, but I'm practical (sparky) , sensible (like not to cause myself damage) and can follow written instructions (see point 1) and £180 gets quite a few component parts and a Richard Lee book! So probably going wing it for the start. Hopefully all fingers and one working eye left intact... forget about glasses, I use full face shiel
no worries.Cheers , reloading is a new interest. Was going to book on a course at the club for £180, but I'm practical (sparky) , sensible (like not to cause myself damage) and can follow written instructions (see point 1) and £180 gets quite a few component parts and a Richard Lee book! So probably going wing it for the start. Hopefully all fingers and one working eye left intact... forget about glasses, I use full face shiel
Worth doing a course if you have one local and no one to show you. It’s a deep dark hole when you get into it! But satisfying.
shakey jake
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no, dont let the stupid bring you down to their level.
even the really stupid dont talk about head holes in a target.
its really simple, even i can understand it
It's not helped that a cartridge has a body with a shoulder on top and a neck on top of that.
What should go on top of a neck...?
shakey jake
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a cork?It's not helped that a cartridge has a body with a shoulder on top and a neck on top of that.
What should go on top of a neck...?
ContinShots
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If you have joined a target shooting club, you want way more than 500 round of 22RF. I have 2500 22rf on my FAC and regularly use it all up!
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