. The F blu is supposed to be replacing the Top 1 of old I believe? Those are a good club shell so the replacement should fare well. I recall reading an article about Fiocchi where it was claimed they load all their clay loads to the same velocity, so powder/wad/shot variances are primarily to cater for pattern density and recoil characteristics?! , why don't you poach staff from Fiocchi/Eley to show you how it's done? :lol: :???: :.:Sorry Matt, the question is one I'd like directed at the cartridge manufacturers, not your good self
, I mean someone at Eley must be able to teach Hull a thing or two?
The question is: Why cant Eley make cartridges that are as clean as Hull (for the same price). Then I might buy them. Eley should come with a B+Q voucher, to spend on electric pistol drill to drive the bore cleaning brush. I mean, there was less stubborn soot in Dickens day!Sorry Matt, the question is one I'd like directed at the cartridge manufacturers, not your good self
No I agree, there is a limit to how piercingly one can engage in an argument without coming across as abrasive. It's true though all the same, somebody gotta tell them where to close that £50 gap.
Which Eley shells are you referring to Clever? Not that I care much what the inside of my barrels look like but I don't find Superbs any dirtier than whatever else is out there. The thing with cleaning is that apart from guns that would rust if not cleaned, it isn't really necessary day to day.
