UK law regarding reloading consumables

[tinbum]

Broadly speaking primers require an FAC to be shown that covers that type of primer.
If you have a list I may be interested.

I thought I’d only collected the guns and factory ammo so far, but I have found around 10k large and small primers and 10kg of unopened powder amongst them. I am going back for the safes and reloading gear next week.

The rifles he reloaded for were .243 and .30-06 which I don’t have. I will be buying the pistol powders etc for myself

[aris]

If they are in France, I'd be more concerned with how you bring them over legally. If by Eurostar or ferry, they may have their own rules too.

[tinbum]

If they are in France, I'd be more concerned with how you bring them over legally. If by Eurostar or ferry, they may have their own rules too.

They do, but I regularly cross with guns and ammo and have all the relevant contacts

[aris]

They do, but I regularly cross with guns and ammo and have all the relevant contacts

Ok but 10k primers (explosives) and 10k powder (a propellant) are a fair bit different to loaded ammo for personal use.

I suppose as long as they are declared properly as you would for firearms, you should be OK (assuming they allow it).

[markH]

Any .45 long Colt or .357 brass? If so contact me by e-mail.

[tinbum]

Any .45 long Colt or .357 brass? If so contact me by e-mail.

I have so much .357 brass it’s embarrassing! Keep in touch, I’ll drop some around next time I’m at my mum’s. Just make me some more of those heeled .32’s👍

[tinbum]

Good news! I have sold almost everything over here so no need to do the paperwork to bring them over.

I do have around 1800 .243” bullets, chrono, dies sets, presses, tumbler and a couple of tricklers that I will put in the bereavement sales thread in the airgun sales section