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A few of us bought a few bags last year. It didn't work out much (if any) cheaper.

 

Cheers for letting me know motty

 

What size shot are you thinking off might be interested in half a bag if you don't want 10 lb .

 

A very good point which I hadn't considered :lol: I'll do a bit of digging in PW's archives to see what people are using.

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The E-Shot looks interesting for the likes of me and those that still use older SxS's.

 

indeed, heavier than lead and can be used in any gun, I have 5lb in U.S. 4's and will be using it through my old sxs. a friend brought it back from the states. I paid £80 for 5lb, I think its only available for reloading and you load as lead whats not to like ;)

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The cost!!!!

 

Do you know what sizes it comes in?

 

Looks like I might have to get into this reloading lark.

 

indeed, heavier than lead and can be used in any gun, I have 5lb in U.S. 4's and will be using it through my old sxs. a friend brought it back from the states. I paid £80 for 5lb, I think its only available for reloading and you load as lead whats not to like ;)

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that itx i personally believe offers very good value (for what it is..)

its probably the cheapest tungsten nontox, by weight.

 

it offers the better value / shots really. being near density as hard lead.

i think it works out like thisss.

 

powershot 2500/k -40g loads

nice £1800/k 35g loads

itx 1500/k 35g loads

steel -£250/k- 24g sporter,

steel +£300-350-32g 1400fps, #2 etc....

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The cost!!!!

 

Do you know what sizes it comes in?

 

Looks like I might have to get into this reloading lark.

 

£40 a kg is cheap........ish

 

I asked for US 6 and 4 but he only brought back the 4, unfortunately its only available in the u.s at the moment, shame others arn't interested ! maybe get some sent over

 

re-loading is the way to go, I'm sure you would find it fascinating, beware, finding the right recipes and then the components to match, then actually constructing a load comes at a cost both in time and finance but is well worth it for the understanding and pleasure it gives, plenty of advice on here,

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Still advertised, look at the top of the page. I will be looking to get some soon, about to load the Powershot I have, but I believe it's almost the same thing.

 

You are long way from me but I do go up to the Wash.

Cheers mate, I did see that, didn't realise it was an actual link, quite amazing the variety of non toxic they have over there.

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