Nice Shot

[StubTwist]

Just a heads up to the folks who like Nice Shot to reload for waterfowl, it is available! Sizes BB and 4's as well as loaded shotshells in 12, 16, and 20 gauge.

http://www.niceshotinc.com/

http://store.fastcommerce.com/niceshot/home.html

[OH Osthaus]

and if you are going to pay by check- don't forget to put "thank you" as a coupon code to get the non-cc discount

not that I would forget such a simple thing

[Kensal Rise]

Originally Posted by Frank Cronin

Just a heads up to the folks who like Nice Shot to reload for waterfowl...

The wisdom of this product's name depends on your perspective. I'm not sure that a mallard or teal would consider it very "nice"...

Sorry. No ill intended. I just couldn't resist the thought.

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

The Nice shot folks have a link to RST for loaded shells but when you follow it, the RST site says out of stock- JUST LIKE ALWAYS.

[Big D]

Ordered up a couple of boxes yesterday. Interesting thing on their website - they can't/won't take a credit card on the net - they accepted my order, and said they would call to take my credit card. Interesting.

[OH Osthaus]

Originally Posted by John Dallas

Ordered up a couple of boxes yesterday. Interesting thing on their website - they can't/won't take a credit card on the net - they accepted my order, and said they would call to take my credit card. Interesting.

its a minimalist website - not secure and they most likely would rather not pay CC fees,

they give a discount for paying by check - place the order with a note saying you are sending a check- it works for me

[charlie cleveland]

how much a box and how much does a pound of this shot cost...charlie

[OH Osthaus]

Charlie. The shot is $39.60 a pound. Less a little for paying by check

My 6 pound order had a little over $10 discount

Not cheap but let's me use the old guns

[Big D]

Charlie - I ordered two boxes (10 shells each) for $62, plus about $12 for shipping. May be a slight discount if I pay by check.

[Double Trouble]

Does anyone know what their 12 gauge 2 3/4" shells generate, pressure-wise ?