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Old 07-27-2013, 16:38   #8
Peregrino
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Originally Posted by Guymullins View Post
Looks like Hornady may be concentrating on this ammo. A huge new shipment came in to my local gunshop. It is moving quite briskly, possibly because we whites in South Africa have been threatened for years that when Mandela dies, there will be a night of the long knives. I have bought a few packs of 00 buckshot which is advertised as having a 1600fps muzzle velocity. Mandela is looking quite poorly.
I wish you good fortune. Unlike similar threats I've heard here over the years, I'd believe the ones you refer to. In fact; given the circumstances, I wouldn't stop with "a few packs". Pity there isn't time to turn loose that vaunted Afrikaner ingenuity and work out the bugs on this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX7vwivR6cE. As a workable alternative, how about this genuine crowd pleaser?

As for Hornady - they're doing what the market and production capacity demands, prioritizing production. Some of their choices puzzle me but there's always Sierra, Barnes, Nosler, Swift, etc. etc to more than address any perceived gaps.
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