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Any existing data without such a reference should be treated as suspect and not used.
Use reloading information posted here at your own risk. This forum (http://www.full-bore.co.uk) is not responsible for any property damage or personal injury as a consequence of using reloading data posted here, the information is individual members findings and observations only. Always verify the load data and be absolutely sure your firearm can handle the load, especially older ones. If in doubt start low and work your way up.
Re: reloading
5kg - this includes loaded rounds and primers and you need to take into account any shotgun cartridges, after that you need a certificate. Having said that my FEO always shrugged when I mentioned it and said he thought it only applied to RFD's...
5kgs.
5kgs.
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Christel
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Re: reloading
5kgs....per house.
So for Ovenpaa and I it is still 5kgs...
So for Ovenpaa and I it is still 5kgs...
Re: reloading
Were did you get the 5kg from I have just been inspected I have a lot more than 5kg he wasnt interested in the amount of powder or primers I had.
I must have at least a 1000 primers.
I must have at least a 1000 primers.
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Re: reloading
1000 primers is fairly run of the mill... infact, can you even buy them in quantities less? 
Re: reloading
You can buy primers by the 100. There is a specific allowance for primers when calculating the 5kgs, I will dig the information out when we get back. We also exceed 5kgs on occasion.....
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Robin128
Re: reloading
10. What explosives may be stored without registering premises?
One or more of the following: a. 10kg black powder; and
b. No more than 5kgs of one of the following options -
i. shooters’ powder (black or nitro - powders)
ii. any explosive or combination of explosives listed in
Schedule 1 of COER 1991. (See Annex A)
iii. a combination of shooters powder and any one or
more of the explosives listed in schedule 1 of COER
1991. (See Annex A)
and also
c. 15kg net explosive content or one or other of the
following, or a combination of them –
i. small arms ammunition
ii. primers for use in small arms ammunition or
percussion caps or;
NB: whichever of the options in ‘c’ above you may select, the total explosive contents of the items
must only ever add up to 15 kg. As a rule of thumb, .6 grain is usually used as the explosive
content of primers and caps. If you are in doubt about the amount in particular primers, the
manufacturer’s data sheets or your supplier should have the information.
For those who will require to keep more than 5 kg of nitro-powders please see the note at the end
of paragraph 8 above.
A Guide to the Manufacture and Storage of Explosives Regulations (MSER) 2005 & associated legislation...search on BASC website for download.
Or try this...
http://www.basc.org.uk/download.cfm/doc ... B3B43261E7
One or more of the following: a. 10kg black powder; and
b. No more than 5kgs of one of the following options -
i. shooters’ powder (black or nitro - powders)
ii. any explosive or combination of explosives listed in
Schedule 1 of COER 1991. (See Annex A)
iii. a combination of shooters powder and any one or
more of the explosives listed in schedule 1 of COER
1991. (See Annex A)
and also
c. 15kg net explosive content or one or other of the
following, or a combination of them –
i. small arms ammunition
ii. primers for use in small arms ammunition or
percussion caps or;
NB: whichever of the options in ‘c’ above you may select, the total explosive contents of the items
must only ever add up to 15 kg. As a rule of thumb, .6 grain is usually used as the explosive
content of primers and caps. If you are in doubt about the amount in particular primers, the
manufacturer’s data sheets or your supplier should have the information.
For those who will require to keep more than 5 kg of nitro-powders please see the note at the end
of paragraph 8 above.
A Guide to the Manufacture and Storage of Explosives Regulations (MSER) 2005 & associated legislation...search on BASC website for download.
Or try this...
http://www.basc.org.uk/download.cfm/doc ... B3B43261E7
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spud
Re: reloading
unless ovenpaa is in the dorghouse at the timechristel wrote:5kgs....per house.
So for Ovenpaa and I it is still 5kgs...
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