Recent content by Psm1975

I did once see a graph showing pressure changes with different wad material. Aside from different wads materials giving a different average pressure, some wads had a massive variation. If I find it again, I’ll post it.

Thank you for the tag @Rare Breed I do still have the following wads available: Kynoch no1, .300-.400 18 packs Kynoch no2. .400-.500 20 packs All packs are 100 wads, and £7.50 ($10.20) per pack plus shipping. Shipping to US is currently: Up to 500g £13.95 ($18.91) Up to 1kg £15.55 ($21.08)

Latest update of list. I found a bunch of No1 Kynoch wads as well. Please note that a few packages containing brass have been delayed due to being inspected at Customs. I guess they can’t be too careful nowadays.

I have a lot of Kynoch No2 wads in stock. Cheap enough that even with shipping from the U.K, you’ll pay less than from Trader Joes. £7.50/100, $10.17/100 plus postage. Postage would work out at £11.70 international tracked. (For up to 50 packs or so).

Latest update of items available

Certainly. Here you go the front box with 4 sings has sold. Just the rear box with 10 casings is available. Paul

Sent a few packages to the US, SA, Zimbabwe and NZ this week. Happy to send anywhere in the world. (Can’t post the primed cases) Here’s my current list

I don’t have dies, but can point you in the right direction. The top link below may be what you are after. I also have 62 once fired cases up for sale for £34. I’m in the U.K. but happy to post. If you can find a set of dies in the U.K, I’m happy to assist with postage if the seller won’t...

I have quite a lot of 375 flanged available in the for sale section, if getting cases was a concern.

A few calibered cases have gone this week. Here’s the updated list. Sorry I’ve not been able to update the thread as things have gone. I’ve added a few heads, mainly for the U.K. contingent due to weight

I used to have a .303 No4 Mk1 (1941 dated). It’s almost the same round as a .308/7.62, which is a popular caliber that we use for deer hunting in the UK. Love the story behind yours. Paul

When I had a BP Ruger Old Army I used to use a filler - cous cous. This was to prevent the powder burning front to back. I’d put BP in with one flask, then cous cous in with a second flask. This was always immediately before firing so there was no chance of it mixing. We always discussed if the...

Here’s my full list, some calibers won’t be of interest depending on geographical location. I’ve added the primer pocket type. Most are boxer which is good news.

I would have to check. I’ll try to get that done today. I’m unable to amend the initial sheet, but could add an extra copy in this thread. I’ve also got a lot of projectiles to add. I just tried to modify the 2nd post, but I’m unable to. The following have either gone, or awaiting payment to...

The big boy 480gn heads.