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| Name: bpkbshqd From: wmyqbvod |
CLASSIFICATION OF FLAGYL
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| Name: laurence kearney From: princes risborough E-mail: Contact |
my father in law who is 80 owns a lyalvale 410 shot pistol that looks really old and i cant seem to find out anything on the internet about it , can anyone help ?
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| Name: Dan Jarabek From: Gilbert Arizona, USA E-mail: Contact |
How can one register an HR Handygun in the US
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| Name: John Holland From: England E-mail: Contact |
Hello, I have 300 new .444 Marlin RP cases for sale, these are very suitable for making "everlasting" .410 cases, price £90.00. Tel 01477 549036 or e-mail us at fourten.org.uk and we will forward your email Regards, John Holland
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| Name: Andy From: South East England E-mail: Contact |
ONE for any South East England homeloaders. I'm a british reenactor with 2 .410 lee enfields and a lot of friends who think I'm putting live cartridges in each time. I've been taken the shot out of the cartridges before use so far. And only using paper wadding. I'd really like a supplier or source for .410 blank - probably need about 300 - 400 a year but no one seems to want to supply such a small amount. Not sure how much it costs to homeload and not having the equipment myself. Andy
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| Name: ken wilkinson From: lincolnshire uk E-mail: Contact |
re winchester 9410,two of these guns were purchased 1 for me 1 for a shooting friend, he has used his for clay,vermin,rabbit and driven game and he can shoot very well with this gun,mine is still in its box. The shear pleasure of handling these super works of art means most people will keep them.those who are trying to buy one could try Crawfords of Scunthorpe lincs,they were the only people who did say they could get them and did .
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| Name: Damon Mellors From: Nottingham E-mail: Contact |
I have a Webley and scott .410 single barrel bolt action. serial number 3842. can anyboby tell me its age..Please
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| Name: Charles Nesbitt From: Chesterfield, SC E-mail: Contact |
I own 2 .410 shotguns, a single shot and a pump.The single shot breaks down into 3 parts and for those of you who do not know it, a .410 is not the gauge but the bore size. The .410 is a 67 gauge. As many of you know, the shells are pretty expensive, I guess because few people use them and not as many are make.I am looking for the cheapest .410 re-loader that I can find.Lee use to make a $30 one but have discontinued it. If anyone knows where I can get a cheap re-loader, please let me know. Thanks, Charles Nesbitt
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| Name: Dave Mills From: oxford E-mail: Contact |
I Have a Gaucher single barrel bolt action 410 around 20 years old (I think)and know nothing about ,could anyone shed any light on this gun? Thankyou
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| Name: Jerry Murphy From: U.S.A. E-mail: Contact |
I recently purchased an older model remington model 1100 in .410. the gun was choked full and shot just too tight foe clays at normal ranges. I sent the gun to Briley Engineering in Texas and had the barell tapped for a set of their thin wall choke tubes, I also had the forcing cone lengthened and polished. I cant believe the difference these modifications made. Best of luck to all and happy shooting and hunting. Jerry Murphy
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