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And if you had 20,000 at your home, you would need an explosives licence.

I would love a box of those for my collection - but too far!!!!

Haha, you don't realise how big they are until you see the standard box of Comp X!!!

No problem. I always find Just Cartridges the most expensive and that's before carriage. They charge £234 for 1000 Hull Superfast whereas Bywell are only £216.

Bywell Shooting Ground in Northumberland

Not trying to burst your bubble, but my local gunshop sells Hull Superfast for £54 per 250 and a quick Google reveals the Express go for similar.

Dang!!!! I would love them!!!

Haha,I was going to ask that!!

What brand are they Steve???

Love the ammo box!!!

Brand new MTM 100 round boxes, ideal for 38/357 6 available £5 each plus postage Advertised elsewhere

Lee Challenger Press, bought new just a few years ago and only been used to load 38 Special. Comes complete with: Instruction leaflet Quick change bush inserted in press Quick change bushes Primer trays and arm Spent primer tube £65 including post to mainland UK Advertised elsewhere

Only £221 at Kranks and £226 at McAvoys, Not being funny, but your pricing is way off

They're only £240 ish at CDSG. McAvoys are pretty close to that price as well.

Yes, a friend of mine went on a high bird shoot a few years ago and a lot of the guns were using 40 - 50 gram no3s!!!

Clays and Game may do it through a courier but it is my understanding you cannot post primed cases. Even the auction houses won't do it.

Looking for a set of micrometer dies for reloading .270 calibre, a full length seater and a sizing die. Preferably Redding or RCBS competition dies.

Like the Winchesters,especially the buckshot

Thought I would continue the Winchester theme.

Thanks Farm Boy,yes got a good deal on them. I've even used some!!! I bought an auction lot a year ago as I could see some older Winchester boxes. When I picked them up I was disappointed to find none of the boxes were full, but there were other brands in the box and I got a nice surprise when I pulled this one out. A still sealed box of Eley Jackie Stewarts!!!! Someone had put at date stamp on the top of one of the Winchester boxes - 1969!!

A lit bit of Google search provides the following information - they do not have any adjustment for elevation or deflection and would probably have been used as a spotting scope on an artillery piece or on a heavy machine gun. Apparently no good for use on a rifle as all the adjustment would have to be on the mount. They were also used as the sight for the co-axial BESA machine gun in the Mk7 and 8 Churchill gun tank. Some parts may be compatible with the no32 as used on the No4T but not many.

Had a good haul recently. I know a RFD who works from home and he was aware of my passion for cartridges beginning with a W and ending in inchester so he got these for me from a collector who was liquidating a largely centrefire collection. 500 of each in excellent condition. From the 1990s I think.

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