hmmmmmm and therein lies the fly in the ointment..... no I havent.....if you want to go to trouble to import shot you can make up loads that are BETTER THAN LEAD.... the super heavy non toxics are mindblowing guys shooting geese with #8 or #9 at reasonable range according to the figures etc lostknife over on duckchat forum will be able to steer you in right direction if you go down that path....pity reloaders supplies wont to a big order....surely it wouldnt take long to sell off a ton in 5kg lots...I would buy some even if it was to use in .12ga.
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Re: Non toxic sub gauge ammunition Reply #2 - May 15th, 2019 at 5:42pm
Yes we do, Eley makes Bismuth and the local shop said the Eley salesman was turning up this week so hopefully have arranged some. They would be doing subgauge users a disservice if they didn't get any in, there are more of us than you think.
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Re: Non toxic sub gauge ammunition Reply #5 - May 19th, 2019 at 11:23am
Yes we do, Eley makes Bismuth and the local shop said the Eley salesman was turning up this week so hopefully have arranged some. They would be doing subgauge users a disservice if they didn't get any in, there are more of us than you think.
defiantly with the amount of ammo i use on water fowl , and non toxic where i have to i would buy a box of 28 gauge ,bismuth , maybe 2 , as i for one am totally sold on and love the 28 bore
i would even be tempted to buy some steel if the load and speed where right
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Re: Non toxic sub gauge ammunition Reply #6 - May 19th, 2019 at 7:22pm