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Re: can you really have to much stock
Posted: Sat Feb 15, 2014 5:49 pm
by meles meles
Ah, but is that enough to cover a full frontal assault on beautiful Gorky ?
Re: can you really have to much stock
Posted: Sat Feb 15, 2014 8:59 pm
by snayperskaya
One of the guys on a US forum I go on has 25,000 7.62x54r and 22,000 7.62x39!!!!.
Re: can you really have to much stock
Posted: Mon Feb 17, 2014 10:19 am
by Blackstuff
snayperskaya wrote:One of the guys on a US forum I go on has 25,000 7.62x54r and 22,000 7.62x39!!!!.
Shop that commie to the FBI!! :lol:
Re: can you really have to much stock
Posted: Mon Feb 17, 2014 10:23 am
by ovenpaa
I remember reading a thread a few years ago on an American forum, one shooter reckoned to be holding over 150k of 9mm alone

Re: can you really have to much stock
Posted: Mon Feb 17, 2014 12:34 pm
by phaedra1106
rox wrote:Jackmanuk wrote:after purchasing a handy box of 500 palma match bullet heads im wondering if you can actually have just to much stock of reloading components
so what have you got that you think is abit excessive . i heard a guy on an american forum having 28 lbs of h110 .....

I know what you mean. I just can't resist a bargain - I get it from my mother.
Jesus Rox!!
I thought I was bad stocking up just a few thousand of those Noslers!
Has your car got any suspension left? :lol:
Joking aside ..............
Yes, I stocked up last year when the shortages started, bought a few thousand Nosler CC 168gr, a few thousand assorted lead bullets (must get more 115gr soup cans off DogyRog!), about 12Kg of various powders and around 20 thousand assorted primers.
Should keep us going for the next 3 years or so

Re: can you really have to much stock
Posted: Mon Feb 17, 2014 1:16 pm
by John MH
rox wrote:Jackmanuk wrote:after purchasing a handy box of 500 palma match bullet heads im wondering if you can actually have just to much stock of reloading components
so what have you got that you think is abit excessive . i heard a guy on an american forum having 28 lbs of h110 .....

I know what you mean. I just can't resist a bargain - I get it from my mother.
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twenty-three thousand bargains (but not one 'head' though!):
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How did the suspension hold out?
Re: can you really have to much stock
Posted: Mon Feb 17, 2014 2:34 pm
by Blu
I'd say I have a years worth of shooting in stock right now. I have all my ammo for this year made and have enough left to do next years if I wanted to do it now. The on-line stores over here seem to be slow in re-stocking for some reason, I say that because the local gun stores are pretty much back up to stock with everything. I'll start re-stocking again during the summer as I do all my reloading during the long winter nights. Prices seem to have gone back to pre panic levels as well. Going to be experimenting with some N160, I'm thinking this might work in a couple of my rifles and so I'm going to be putting my experimental rounds together, shooting those usually gets me out for a couple of days a week plus the weekend if swmbo is oot with the mother.
Blu

Re: can you really have to much stock
Posted: Mon Feb 17, 2014 10:23 pm
by rox
John MH wrote:rox wrote:Jackmanuk wrote:after purchasing a handy box of 500 palma match bullet heads im wondering if you can actually have just to much stock of reloading components
so what have you got that you think is abit excessive . i heard a guy on an american forum having 28 lbs of h110 .....

...twenty-three thousand bargains (but not one 'head' though!):..
How did the suspension hold out?
Fine - they are only 155s, so that's equivalent to 3 average (i.e. beer quaffing, sausage eating) German adults in the back of the car.
If they were 168s it would have been 3 coke quaffing, burger & fries eating *American* adults in the back!
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Re: can you really have to much stock
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2014 11:22 am
by User702
Think yourselves lucky! I find myself in the unfortunate situation of being almost out of bullets (SMK 2156s) and none of the same in stock in my go-to RFD (Ovenpaa), or Riflecraft, or Henry Krank. Those are the only places I have searched so far, but it's getting tiring really quickly.
I'm now contemplating other types of bulletins (Dyer or Berger maybe) and having to completely re-do the load I was working up.
Re: can you really have to much stock
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2014 11:29 am
by rox
User702 wrote:Think yourselves lucky! I find myself in the unfortunate situation of being almost out of bullets (SMK 2156s) and none of the same in stock in my go-to RFD (Ovenpaa), or Riflecraft, or Henry Krank. Those are the only places I have searched so far, but it's getting tiring really quickly.
I got some 2156 from HPS a couple of weeks ago, so they might be worth a try.
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