Martinj
Well-known member
To be honest I'd have bought some English Sporter at £186 but they ran out unsurprisingly, there was a time when I used them a lot.
Agreed , I shoot £196 , Oly Blues at clays , it makes me wince once a year when I practice on the high tower for pheasants pre season with the actual game loads at £360/1000where I am a member, they have nothing south of 200+ I have asked, at the end of the day for me its just a bit of fun on my day off, im not into competitions... so I see no reason to spend big money on the cartridges, the clays are dear enough.. especially when im getting a dozen+ dudds each time I go.. I have been advised to take pad n pen so I can note down where they are so they can be taken care of..
Id have them in a jiffy, but the 140 mile round trip makes it none worth while .
To be honest I thought there was an industry standard they all had to stick to? I agree about the speed not being a factor though, the best cartridges I have ever used are Clever T4 pro extra ultra smooth and not the highest speed rating.Manufacturers sometimes have some interesting ways of measuring cartridge speed
I believe many manufacturers may measure at the end of the barrel,the link was to a gentlemen who measures them all over 3+ cartridges at i believe 1M from the barrel.To be honest I thought there was an industry standard they all had to stick to? I agree about the speed not being a factor though, the best cartridges I have ever used are Clever T4 pro extra ultra smooth and not the highest speed rating.
It was the first I had that many, and it was after a big event.Agreed , I shoot £196 , Oly Blues at clays , it makes me wince once a year when I practice on the high tower for pheasants pre season with the actual game loads at £360/1000
If you’re frequently getting a dozen no birds , I’d be looking for another ground , anyhow if you tell them you’ve had no birds they should not charge no questions asked .
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