Another guy with Cycling problems
- scottz
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Re: Another guy with Cycling problems
It is pricey stuff. While the components used don't justify the price, I bet the increased liability of this type ammunition demands a higher return than standard factory ammo.
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Re: Another guy with Cycling problems
I wonder about how liability works from either an ammo maker or a gun maker view because when it comes right down to it the burden of proof would have to be the end shooter as to which ammunition was really used. I think that when a gun goes kaboom then everyone except the poor guy who pulled the trigger is pretty well shielded in the fact that it is difficult to prove what load actually went off. And of course ANY handloaded round automatically voids the guns warrentee and with it their liability as well..scottz wrote:It is pricey stuff. While the components used don't justify the price, I bet the increased liability of this type ammunition demands a higher return than standard factory ammo.
No such thing as bad weather in Alaska, just lousy clothing choices!
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Re: Another guy with Cycling problems
Hopefully none of us are ever in a situation to find out.
I don't know that I will buy any more of this ammo, but I do appreciate how approachable Tim is, and how easy it is to communicate with him. I do know I'm not going to try to replicate these loads myself.
I don't know that I will buy any more of this ammo, but I do appreciate how approachable Tim is, and how easy it is to communicate with him. I do know I'm not going to try to replicate these loads myself.