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It's a long shot but at auction there are some Section 1 Firearms Ammunition. Collectors Certificate or RFD required. Primed cases ONLY. Approx these are original Kynoch but look boxer primed so made by Norma in the 1970's but there's 350 of them so that should last a while (I don't have any...

Adders have been a protected species since the 1981 Wildlife and Country act. Glaser's weren't know for their accuracy at the time and were eclipsed by the ballistic Action trauma (BAT) rounds whose marketing was somewhat enigmatic but even if you were to find any their collector value would...

This opens up a commonly misunderstood topic, so here's a brief history: the "Dum Dum" (named after the factory in India where the pattern of bullet was first made) is interesting enough in itself, the first incarnation of the .303" jacketed round nose propelled by black powder was completely...

I've no affiliation but I see Michael J Noble has one in his October catalog at £30

Yes you are legally required to do so, here's a quote from a post from SD back in 2020 It became law with explosive regulations 2014 prior to that anybody could buy it. To comply with Heath and Safety Explosive Regulations 2014 (2014 No.1638) to acquire smokeless powder the person must be...

Hi Danny I think I have one, I’ll have a root through and make sure it has both the large and small sets in there

The swapping out of moderators for rifles is a 2 part question, in theory you are not increasing the number of "firearms" on your FAC so the cost side should be zero as it's a 1 for 1. As has just be mentioned, you may be questioned on your "good reason" for the 2 "replacement" rifles as your...

I have 60x unfired .416 Weatherby brass cases in the original factory boxes if of interest.

I've just had a look through my own stock of unusual stuff and I do have 20 NFDS unfired cases available at £6 a case if interested. Forming your own is always good fun but you will lose a few through wrinkles from time to time no matter how much you anneal or rotate the brass as you form them...

I bought one after I had a case head separation in .375" H&H on a double rifle. Since using Larry's die I've never had a case separate near the belt. What was interesting on the separated case was the amount of thinning of the brass as the case stretched. Now I understand that Doubles aren't...

Hi yes still available, postage is £4.50, pm me your details. Thanks Mike

Hi Rich. pm sent thanks Mike

Used RCBS uniflow powder measure £45 100 .375" H&H Federal once fired cases £40 SOLD 7x57 RWS SOLD 100 7x57 Privi once fired cases £25 100 7x65R RWS once fired cases £40 Postage at cost

Looking at the 3rd photograph you can clearly see the classic stretch ring in the lower portion of the case, typical of repeated firing and full length re-sizing. It may be an artefact of the photo but looking at the headstamp by the "55" there is a semi circular pattern imprinted on the case...

I have a selection of once fired some Federal, RWS and privilege. Will send you a PM of what I have