Wylye
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Shelve life For Plastic Cased Cartridges ???
Wylye replied to marsh man's topic in Bullets, Cartridges and Reloading
I expect the powder will easily absorb moisture. Funny how it’s not the same when it’s dried out though -
Had an A6 Allroad 3.0tdi for a couple of years. It’s a really good car in all kinds of circumstances. It will cruise all day on the autoroute and autobahn, once took it up to 140mph for ages in Germany and it was a doddle. Luggage capacity is huge and it will go off road surprisingly well if you’re careful. Find an Audi specialist for servicing and it’s a great package for shooting, fishing and carting the family around too. Swapped mine for a Disco 4 and was sad to see it go.
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Shelve life For Plastic Cased Cartridges ???
Wylye replied to marsh man's topic in Bullets, Cartridges and Reloading
I have found that if cartridges get damp in storage, despite drying them out as best you can - airing cupboard etc. they do not perform as they should and leave massive amounts of unburnt powder in the barrels. Old cartridges aren’t a problem it’s the storage conditions that matter. -
A by election in Ashfield would soon show how much support he has. Perhaps it’s only a matter of time before he goes across to the Liberals - he’s been everywhere else
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I seem to remember them being advertised with this claim a long time ago.
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Is it true they will survive going through an elephant twice?
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I find your comments insensitive and lacking compassion for a fellow human being. It’s deeply offensive to criticise anyone in this manner. I’m out of here
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That really needs taking off this site. Absolute disgrace. Where are the mods?
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I have a Webley 9mm garden gun and fifty cartridges. The cartridges are probably worth at least twice the value of the gun!
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No I haven't I'm afraid. Nice looking gun though.
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I can’t believe you didn’t see I want a 32” and not a 30”! Touche Jose!
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I'm looking for a 32ins MK38 Sporter if anyone has one in a cupboard they don't want.
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Instruction manuals are a last resort when you cant get things to work. Always been the same.
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It's probably still being used today and is likely to be worth more than the price you paid new. They don't make them like they used to!
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A Beretta AL390 is a really good auto, better than the 391 and subsequent models. They didn’t improve on them until the 400Excel in my opinion. They can be had for reasonable money now and if you can find a low mileage one for less than £500 it would be a good buy.