9mm Lever Release
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Wonder if Bob has read this thread? 

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I had one on my 'wish list' too, but not any more. I'd have to sell a kidney to pay for it anyway...John MH wrote:Reports of lack of reliability have stopped me committing to one.
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Doubt it. Likewise I strongly doubt he would accept any of the criticism of his product. Even when FSS turned one of the very first ones semi auto with a piece of blu-tac it wasn't his fault as the design wasn't finished.... Also wasn't his fault that he'd sold a number of these rifles to individuals before having the opion f the HO as to their classification. Hence the S5 debacle.phaedra1106 wrote:Wonder if Bob has read this thread?
Outstanding innovation lousy execution......
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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the running man wrote:Mike I think it great that u are so pleased with yours we must have you stuffed and mounted somewhere! .................I think they are ok just so bloody troublesome, a .45 acp version is something that would intrest me,but only if the kinks were well and truly gone...............p.s. Pm me and we shall have a speed race to prove you wrong on firing the lr faster than the marlin,I ro at all graw events............
Ok I get it, you dont like them.
I like mine.
As I said " you pays your money and you makes your choice."
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Pretty mixed day today ..........
First the good news, only 1 jam on the first round of the first mag, after that the other 49 rounds went without a problem (ish)
Using 115gr Berrys Preferred Plated with 4.0gr of Titegroup I easily got 1.5" at 25m with 10 rounds without trying (that's my excuse) smile2

However ..... switching to 124gr lead round nose with the same powder and crimp gave this,

13 out of 15 on target and 2 missing
First the good news, only 1 jam on the first round of the first mag, after that the other 49 rounds went without a problem (ish)
Using 115gr Berrys Preferred Plated with 4.0gr of Titegroup I easily got 1.5" at 25m with 10 rounds without trying (that's my excuse) smile2

However ..... switching to 124gr lead round nose with the same powder and crimp gave this,

13 out of 15 on target and 2 missing

There's room for all Gods creatures, next to the mash and gravy :)
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Well, looks like you found the load with the plated bullets! Quite impressive.
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?
Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
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Quick question.
Did you get the Berrys Plated Bullets from a UK supplier?
Could you let me know the supplier and price.
I am coming to the end of my current 1000 FMJ and wouldnt mind trying an alternative.
Mike
Did you get the Berrys Plated Bullets from a UK supplier?
Could you let me know the supplier and price.
I am coming to the end of my current 1000 FMJ and wouldnt mind trying an alternative.
Mike
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The Berry's sound similar to the Rainier bullets (from MidwayUK) I use for my 357 and 9mm Largo.NoEntry wrote:Quick question.
Did you get the Berrys Plated Bullets from a UK supplier?
Could you let me know the supplier and price.
I am coming to the end of my current 1000 FMJ and wouldnt mind trying an alternative.
Mike
http://www.berrysmfg.com/faq-q8-c1-What ... llets.aspx
http://www.rainierballistics.com/mainframe.htm
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Mike, unfortunately not, got them from Sinclairs while I was in the US, £60x1000, I would have brought more but we were maxed out on luggage allowance (brought 114Kg back!).
Midway UKs prices are horrendous!!!, there's a supplier in Holland "Bold Action" who does some of the the UK shows, his prices are pretty good but I can't drive far enough to get to one.
http://www.bold-action.com/frontier.html
ITL Shooting Supplies list copper jacketed at £65x1000, he quoted me £4.99 per 5Kg up to 30Kg then £30 for 15-49Kg carriage http://www.itlshootingsupplies.co.uk/page11.htm
Midway UKs prices are horrendous!!!, there's a supplier in Holland "Bold Action" who does some of the the UK shows, his prices are pretty good but I can't drive far enough to get to one.
http://www.bold-action.com/frontier.html
ITL Shooting Supplies list copper jacketed at £65x1000, he quoted me £4.99 per 5Kg up to 30Kg then £30 for 15-49Kg carriage http://www.itlshootingsupplies.co.uk/page11.htm
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