shootinguru
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I shot thousands of blue S&B 32g paper cased skeet shells at ISU skeet! but then I was young, tough,and indistructable or so I thought? :fie:
Cartridge Speed
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Still going,recently became part of Norma/RUAG. Remember them as good shells ,couldnt get hold of them easily though !
shootinguru
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:nyam: You could if you lived in the West Country! :crazy: I don't think that the origional Gytorp is still in business? :fie:
EdSolomons
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Still going in Sweden for sure!
Oldblaster
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I remember S&B's they used to make some strange noises! On a par with Baikal, every now and then you would get what we called a Friday afternoon load, huge bang, and three sheets of Pravda would float down like snow! They were unpredictable, but added a extra bit of fun and excitement, as everyone took a few steps back when these were loaded into your gun!
PhilR
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A pal of mine is in the national Czech trap shooting team and thus qualifies for free sponsorship from S&B. He, like most of the others, favours RC even though he has to pay for them.
I've known a few women like that over the years!!!! I always found them to be rather good fun!!! :crazy:
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Wonko the Sane
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The S&B's that found their way over here were much like the early Ruski Wolf carts. Provided many good laffs but no regrets when gone
Fortis Mark
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I can...
When I drive to a shoot in the van my cartridges are relatively slow. However, when I drive to a shoot in the Audi my cartridges are quite a bit faster.
It makes no difference to my shooting whether I drive the van or the Audi
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no.1topdog
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Can you tell the difference in the "brakes" when your cartridges are slow to when your cartridges are fast? :nyam:
