RST shells

[Ed Blake]

50 flats ain’t chicken feed guys. If I were buying that many flats a year I’d ask for a discount too. I don’t get the mindset of not asking for discount on large purchases.

[charlie cleveland]

dean that is a good post you just made...charlie

[Gary Laudermilch]

I just heard that Graf & Sons, the importer of Vectan powders will cease importing them because of tariff increases. I am sure RST uses Vectan powder in at least some of their shells along with other imported components. I would not be surprised that RST if feeling the tariff squeeze.

Thirteen bucks a box for RSTs or $4 per box for quality reloads. Hmmm!

[John Davis]

Speaking of RST. Has anyone tried the new 2 3/4 inch paper Trap shells?

[Randy Roberts]

Took a quick glance at the 16 gauge 7/8 and 1 ounce loads which is primarily
what I use in the RST line. As mentioned earlier in this thread the cost did increase one dollar per box to $12, however the cost per flat is still at $110 which is what they were previously.

[Dean Romig]

So by buying the flat you get the ‘quantity discount’.





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[Mills]

Originally Posted by John Davis

Speaking of RST. Has anyone tried the new 2 3/4 inch paper Trap shells?

No, but I saw those as well.

[C.O.B.]

I see that Ken. A flat of 2 inch paper is up to $150 but I only use them on grouse and quail so a flat lasts a long time. Better to have them and not need them than to need them and not have them.

[King Cobb]

Well it must not be too big of a hurdle for buyers, they are currently sold out of the paper 2.5 12g spreaders at 150 a pallet. When I looked the other day they were available.

[Jim P.]

Originally Posted by John Davis

Speaking of RST. Has anyone tried the new 2 3/4 inch paper Trap shells?

Yes, John, great shells as expected. Have they improved my scores.....? Let's say they haven't hurt them.