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Unread 01-27-2014, 04:38 PM   #1
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no steel -

bismuth - nice shot - and so on
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no steel -

bismuth - nice shot - and so on
thanks thats what i figured, i think my best bet would be to buy lead shot and reload a few with nice shot or other. (hmmm now i need to find someone who needs to get rid of a loading press)

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I use Kent Tungsten Matrix with my vintage guns with fluid steel barrels such as yours.
ouch and I thought walmart ammo was expensive Cabela's has these for $5 a shell
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