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Mr_Logic

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#1 Post by Mr_Logic »

I just paid £63 for a tub of N540. And having phoned around, I am happy with that! Am seeing prices of £80 per kilo, which is silly, and then Hodgdon at £42 per tub.

This is nuts! I saw TR140 a while back but didn't look too seriously - is it still the same price, or has that gone up too?
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#2 Post by saddler »

Mr_Logic wrote:I saw TR140 a while back but didn't look too seriously - is it still the same price, or has that gone up too?
...that'd depend what price it was when you last saw it!!

I'll give my crystal ball a rub & see if I can get an answer....
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#3 Post by johngarnett »

I paid 55.00gbp for a kilo of TR140 at the Phoenix.

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#4 Post by saddler »

johngarnett wrote:I paid 55.00gbp for a kilo of TR140 at the Phoenix.

JohnG

Er - kukkuk

I saw it on stalls there at £50 a tub :lol:
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#5 Post by ovenpaa »

You may have seen TR140 at GBP at the show but GBP55-60 is more accurate in the shops and Hodgdon is sold by the Lb whereas VV is by the Kg
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#6 Post by Mr_Logic »

saddler wrote:
Mr_Logic wrote:I saw TR140 a while back but didn't look too seriously - is it still the same price, or has that gone up too?
...that'd depend what price it was when you last saw it!!

I'll give my crystal ball a rub & see if I can get an answer....
Fair point sorry!!

About 55 quid a tub, when it emerged onto the market.
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#7 Post by Sim G »

I know powders are considerably cheaper in the US, but does anyone know how they are priced in Europe?
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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#8 Post by saddler »

Sim G wrote:I know powders are considerably cheaper in the US, but does anyone know how they are priced in Europe?
....in Euros??











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#9 Post by phaedra1106 »

Not managed to find anything in Europe that works out cheaper and believe me I've looked :cry:

My eldest is moving to Holland this month and will have a look about and see what he can find over there, I know Bold Action have Gynex primers quite cheap but don't know if I could bring them back on the ferry.

At the moment the best bargain is certainly the TR140 or Elcho17, or if you're shooting pistol calibre like .44 then Nobelsport GM3 is cheaper at around £32/Kg if you can find any.
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#10 Post by Sim G »

I feel if the rise in reoading costs has slowly crept up on me! I was loading some slug earlier and my pot of Green Dot has a 26.00 price ticket on it. The new pot has a 37.00 price ticket on it........!!

At the minute, I've got around a dozen or so different powders in the cupboard of one flavour or the other. Most are part used tubs. They will all give fairly decent accuracy in the calibers I have, with some giving outstanding! I'm just going to use it all before buying more. The same with bullets and primers..... I suppose, I just can't afford to stockpile the way I did. Perhaps that's why I've shot a wagon load of .22 rimfire of late!
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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