£42.99 for half a tin of pellets

[Old Brass]

my lord thats a lot of money..

still 1 day left to bid n all..

on that bidding place item number 170612307593

i threw a load away as i couldnt hit a double barn door with the things

i think i will dig around in the loft for anything i missed

[humperdingle]

Crikey, I chucked out a tin of those in the 80s... They're absolute pantolas.

Unbelievable price

Maybe because they still have the loading tool

[Gareth W-B]

Strewth !!! What is it they say about fools and their money ???

[gedfinn 2]

Strewth !!! What is it they say about fools and their money ???

Did you see the Crosman pistol stock ( Yes the plastic bit with the whole in ! ) £37 + post anyone want 3, Ha ha, Ged.

[Gareth W-B]

Did you see the Crosman pistol stock ( Yes the plastic bit with the whole in ! ) £37 + post anyone want 3, Ha ha, Ged.

I know, mad, as is £40+ for the Sussex Armoury Sabo pellets, as in the auction, as mentioned above, as I thought all knew Sabo pellets were pants http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....highlight=sabo !!!

[magicniner]

They are getting rarer, I have half a dozen full packs somewhere in a box in the garage, I've given a few away to friends, maybe I'll auction off the rest in a couple of years

Ha Ha!



Nick

[Old Brass]

i want to know who is bidding on em....

is it one of us lot?????

if so raise your hand

[scumble]

wow that's quite a price, I've still got a tub of those hardly used because I lost the loading tool after a couple of days

[abewilson]

What price a loading tool then

[Retracted_Yeti]

What price a loading tool then

You need to define what the tool is loading tbh.

HTH.

Roy.

[Hsing-ee]

I know, mad, as is £40+ for the Sussex Armoury Sabo pellets, as in the auction, as mentioned above, as I thought all knew Sabo pellets were pants http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....highlight=sabo !!!

You know nothing. In the 1980s they were used by the SASA as wet ops firelighters for monkeypuzzlers, and they were carried by Icelandic whalers for back-up shots in case the main harpoon failed (fired from a smoothbore BSA Mercury).

50 quid is a bargain.

[TopDog]

You know nothing. In the 1980s they were used by the SASA as wet ops firelighters for monkeypuzzlers, and they were carried by Icelandic whalers for back-up shots in case the main harpoon failed (fired from a smoothbore BSA Mercury).

50 quid is a bargain.

I agree; absolute bargain. Awesome ammo and very safe; particularly when used with HW77 etc; with or without the loading tool it would be a feat to get the ammo into the breech! But; in the right circumstances and the right rifle, they would be unbeatable! I'm just waiting for those circumstances and rifle!

They are a piece of history though!

ATVB
David

[Gareth W-B]

You know nothing. In the 1980s they were used by the SASA as wet ops firelighters for monkeypuzzlers, and they were carried by Icelandic whalers for back-up shots in case the main harpoon failed (fired from a smoothbore BSA Mercury).

50 quid is a bargain.

Morning Alistair. What a SPLENDID way to start the new week -- read this about ten minutes ago now, and just can't stop chuckling.

[edbear2]

You know nothing. In the 1980s they were used by the SASA as wet ops firelighters for monkeypuzzlers, and they were carried by Icelandic whalers for back-up shots in case the main harpoon failed (fired from a smoothbore BSA Mercury). 50 quid is a bargain.

What a load of nonsense




























EVERYONE knows the Icelandic guys only used the 635 challenger in .25

[abewilson]

NOT ! IF YOU HAVE A
TUB OF SABO'S AND A EXTRA LOADER

I AM WAITING FOR THEM TO REACH HALF A TON