This is awesome. Top notch work, you should start a youtube for this.
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This is awesome. Top notch work, you should start a youtube for this.
Just a heads up
Gunworks have Magtech 410 brass in stock.
Faaark almost tempted to get some...but $4 each and only 2 1/2"
Yeah, I've kept all my 3" steel Berdan primed ones in the faint hope I may one day figure out how to re-prime them
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Originally Posted by Jhon
When you say new, do you mean new to you or do you have a link to buy one :)
closest I've seen is one from sulun arms which aren't in the country yet, delta mike said closer to the end of the year they'd have them in though, (also a 12g with the alofs system also from sulun)
Camerins imported a heap so your local could order one in from them
Did you have any more info on that, a specific model to ask for or a price?
I'll be going into town in a week or so I may enquire with my local H&F
Eternal Poseidon SBS folding poachers .410 RRP:$999Quote:
Originally Posted by NAKED_GOOSE
Thanks for the model number,
is there anything online about it in NZ or is it something that only would be seen on a dealer stocklist?
with a google only the U/O models show up, apart from one SxS variant for 150 quid in the UK
Edit: Found It for sale at broncos,
A link for anyone else interested
https://broncos.co.nz/index.php/fire...walnut-410-26-
+1 on the 410 brass. I would definitely be keen when I pick up a .410 of my own.
So I finaly got around to pushing the vintage SBS chamber out to 3" so I can run my full length brass loads in it. I spent a bit of time dialing in various payloads to see what it shot best with.
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I gave up pretty quick on the 1oz loads as the patterns with both cork and felt wads were sporadic and showed a lot of shot clumping together in the ugly patten.
At 30y some didn't even penitrate the jib board I was shooting at.
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Things tightened up nicely with 3/4oz and 11/16oz #5 loads in the plastic stretch wads
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and now you get to do it all again with bismuth if intend to shoot a duck with it!!!
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Originally Posted by Micky Duck
