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Sellior & Bellet
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 2:23 am
by nagarifle
Hi
can anyone give me the info regarding the ammo sold by NRAI
Sellior & Bellet .30-06
what is the wieght of the rounds in grains.
thanks
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 12:59 pm
by shahid
180 grains, and it is quite good. The bread n butter 30-06 round in India for over 30 years.
Winchester silvertips are better, if you can lay your hands on them, otherwise even RWS is sold in India off and on. Check which dealer has them, the Kashmiri gate Gun shops usually so stock some good ammo.
I don't think Lapua, Fedral or Remington is available in India.
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 1:05 pm
by nagarifle
thanks Shahid
will look into it.
nagarifle
Re: Sellior & Bellet
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 11:00 pm
by shutzen
nagarifle";p="40146 wrote:Hi
can anyone give me the info regarding the ammo sold by NRAI
Sellior & Bellet .30-06
what is the wieght of the rounds in grains.
thanks
HI! NRAI had sold out all its stocks last year. last when I checked they are not interested in importing any .30-06 ammo as they had a lot of problems sacking off this lot - The bread and butter of NRAI - AR pellets, .22 fodder, Scattergun feed and wadcutters do come in several times a year.
Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 3:43 am
by MoA
shahid";p="40162 wrote:
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S&B ammo is very decent.
In terms of bullet wieght and effectiveness.. depends on your twist rate, barrel length and application.
But as along as the accuracy youre looking for is minute of soda can at 100m it doesnt matter.
When you want to start tack driving then everything changes ,
I would happily shoot S&B rather than Winchester or Federal et al. At least for non rimfire and 6.x mm calibers.
Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 8:54 am
by Olly
shahid";p="40162 wrote:
I don't think Lapua, Fedral or Remington is available in India.
Shahid Bhai,
Lapua in .22 cal is available with NRAI and also DSRA... it is priced at 6 bucks a pop at the range, but the shells have to be returned...
Re: Sellior & Bellet
Posted: Sat May 10, 2008 3:42 am
by MoA
+1 for Lapua .22 LR espeically the Midas M and Midas L range. They tend to shoot better in some barrels than the Eley tenex.
Though as a rule of thumb all gun related items are cheaper in the US