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| < 16ga. Guns Wanted or For Sale ~ 7x57 mauser |
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Thu Feb 22, 2024 7:07 am
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| Looking for Rem or Win brass,preferrably new. Can get privi partisan locally, but reviews arent great. Also would be interested in hearing experience on S&B and Norma brass. 100 count would be all I need. Thanks |
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Thu Feb 22, 2024 3:09 pm
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| Norma is some of the best brass available . |
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Thu Feb 22, 2024 8:50 pm
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I use S&B ammo in the 16 x 8x57JRS O/U combo gun and it is outstanding in every respect. I save the brass but haven’t reloaded any yet, as the factory loads are more than hot enough, and extremely accurate.
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Sun Feb 25, 2024 10:03 am
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What Brewster said about the S&B 8x57JRS. Out of my drilling those rounds will string holes at 100 yards off the bench.
I'm generally positively impressed with their ammo. I have heard/seen threads knocking their economical .22 LR, but the folks doing the knocking were serious competitive target shooters, so consider the source and the POV they viewed it from. |
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Sun Feb 25, 2024 2:42 pm
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Tue Feb 27, 2024 2:34 pm
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Do the Norma and S&B take american LR primers?
Anyone know what S&B mean by" cut through" on their loaded ammo? Looks like I can buy their loaded ammo almost same price per round as just the brass?? |
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Tue Feb 27, 2024 2:47 pm
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I've shot quite a bit of S&B in 270 Win, 7x57 and 6.5x55. It's been good ammunition, takes LR primers and a lot easier to find than some of the others.
The 6.5x55 was my 6.5 way before the Creedmoor was ever heard of.
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Tue Feb 27, 2024 4:49 pm
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| Savage16 wrote: |
Do the Norma and S&B take american LR primers?
Anyone know what S&B mean by" cut through" on their loaded ammo? Looks like I can buy their loaded ammo almost same price per round as just the brass??
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S&B has some pretty unique bullets, their "SPCE" - soft point cutting edge.
Those bullets have a "step" in their profile, a bit more than halfway from the point to the case. S&B says, in so many words, that the step helps with both expansion and opening a wound channel. They must work because S&B sells a lot of them.
I will say that, when shooting paper, the step acts like a wadcutter, leaving a nice, sharply defined hole in the target. |
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Wed Feb 28, 2024 6:46 am
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| airmedic1 wrote: |
I've shot quite a bit of S&B in 270 Win, 7x57 and 6.5x55. It's been good ammunition, takes LR primers and a lot easier to find than some of the others.
The 6.5x55 was my 6.5 way before the Creedmoor was ever heard of.
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"The Swede" has gotten lots of ink over the years too. Lots of talk about Scandinavian country's using it for moose. You say you've used quite a bit of the S&B, but are you using it on game? |
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Wed Feb 28, 2024 6:51 am
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| Dave in Maine wrote: |
| Savage16 wrote: |
Do the Norma and S&B take american LR primers?
Anyone know what S&B mean by" cut through" on their loaded ammo? Looks like I can buy their loaded ammo almost same price per round as just the brass??
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S&B has some pretty unique bullets, their "SPCE" - soft point cutting edge.
Those bullets have a "step" in their profile, a bit more than halfway from the point to the case. S&B says, in so many words, that the step helps with both expansion and opening a wound channel. They must work because S&B sells a lot of them.
I will say that, when shooting paper, the step acts like a wadcutter, leaving a nice, sharply defined hole in the target.
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When I saw the step, I wondered if it acts like a wadcutter. Just odd enough of a design to have me wondering what happens on impact. |
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Sun Mar 03, 2024 8:16 am
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They load a lot of different varieties of ammo, but do not import a lot of them into the US.
If you go to their home site at sellier-bellot.cz, as opposed to sellier-bellot.us, you'll see they make 16 ga shotgun shells in both plastic and paper hulls and in 70 mm, 67.5 mm and 65 mm lengths.
https://www.sellier-bellot.cz/en/products/shotgun-shells/hunting-shells-paper/detail/17/
They have a whole array of shotgun shells, including 16 ga steel.
https://www.sellier-bellot.cz/en/products/shotgun-shells/list/10/
None of these, as far as I know, are imported into the US.
Their .cz website says they were bought by the Colt CZ group right before Christmas. This is the same group that bought Colt a while back. It is possible, I suppose, that the limited selection of products they import may change, but I'm not holding my breath on that. |
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Thu Mar 07, 2024 7:01 am
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| I think CZ acquired also Vista Sporting Products, which makes Federal and Remington ammo. |
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