That's good to know, any idea what they sell them for compared with buying direct ?Quote:
Originally Posted by bushman007
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That's good to know, any idea what they sell them for compared with buying direct ?Quote:
Originally Posted by bushman007
Yeah, I've seen them in there before. All I saw were the QT bullets for around $20 a pack.Quote:
Originally Posted by bushman007
not sure the exact price its been a year since I had to get any from them. QT bullets are the ones that I have been shooting so Im not sure if they carry the other brands of pr bullets
I picked up a bunch of different weights/ styles of the PR bullets, including QT, elites, and dead centres last year when they had a sale, ensuring that they were ones that were supposed to be good for my barrel twist rate.
I have always used Powerbelts in the past but their prices have gone through the roof in the last few years. So far the PR products seem to fly just as well as the Powerbelts.
On a side note, when I first fired a QT last weekend, after the gun had been stored last year and bore-buttered I only did a dry swab in my rifle then loaded and fired, missing 12" low and 6" right from 50 yards. Doh!!!! After doing a better cleaning the rest of the shots were within an inch or so of centre, and played a bit with different primer, powder and bullet combos.
I picked up a pack of Pyrodex pellets, which I am guessing has sulfur in it compared to the Triple seven I am used to that doesn't have any. The pellets are just a bit longer then the triple 7 ones, and boy do they leave a scent in the woods when you touch it off. I LIKE THAT A LOT!!!!
There is NOTHING BETTER on a cool crisp morning in the woods then a stinky smelly cloud of burnt gunpowder to make your coffee taste great. Gonna go play again today, hopefully be in the stand starting Wednesday morning.
John